MILLWORK
OORS and their frames, windows and their
boards, inside furnishings, ornamental
trellises, ‘lattice, arbors, etc., window seats, linen
closets and chest of drawers—all such things if
the; are made acct rately 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 our customers.
Agents for Curtis and Morgan Millwork Com-
panies. Shectrock Fireproof Wall Beards, Celotex
Insulating Lumber, McNair's Shingles, guaran-
teed for 40 years. '
The Hatch Ea? Bailey Cempany
GOOD LUMBER & MlbLVVORK
frames, built-in“ bookcases, cabinets, cup- ,-
ALLEGED ILIQ 0R
SMUGGLERS ARE
HELD BY LAVERY
l Fee'ney and Olmstead Bound Over to U. S. Court
Under Bonds of $3,000 and $2,500 Respect-
ively —— Hoyt Arrested and Held as Govern-
ment Witness — Case Still Being Probed
? (By Stall? Correspondent) ‘
I BRIDGEPOR'I‘. July 16.-——Jaines F. Feeney of IJill‘ICll-illl(l
Leslie Olmstead of Fairlield; charged with smuggling $2.3.lsflt)
worth of Scotch whiskey into this country. were bound over to
the September term of the United States District Court by L. 5.
bond. also first set at $1.000. was raised to $3.500.
day charged with the‘ violation of
thcm with “unlawfully and traud— KING T a l KS T0
Scotch whiskey" with the intention
of avoiding the ("ustonis paymeni.’
Assistant United States Attorney‘
George H. “Mint. in charge of gov-f
Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery here yesterday. l‘eeney s bond.
Fecney and Olmstead appeared be-
h‘ection S: of the Revised Federul'BR‘lTISH SOAP
l
r-ntly and knowingly" importing in-
Uo So 1m. I'IEII
originallv set at $1.000. was increased to $3.000. and 0111152911 5
fore Commissioner Lavery vests-r-
suttutes. The complaint charged;
to the l’nited States "308 cases of
l 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 ELWOO‘D
Store Closes Daily at Six
122‘Washington St. South Norwalk
vrnmcnt ciiminal cases. did not put
’in appearance. The zowirnmusnt was
;not represented. save. by Colin-'0."
Zel t‘ustoms llirsvll. but since the two
,defendunts waived examination. i'
1“its not necessary.
; Boat at New London.
l The. forty-four foqt launch l'l
r\xliicli the 303 cases of liquor “wri-
:landed in Stamford early in tha-
,morning on July 4th and “'lll‘h
Luna later seized and libelcd by the:
““90“” ”“93““. “”5 M9" “‘k“” “Ham- of the International Advertising
ixew London {m' “if" lumping. Th“?- ! o‘tiiH'Miliflii Bosnian? was bartiall.“
ilS lit) govt rilliiC‘h" ‘ka lll Ul'idgl- ; deviled (0 ”I“ listening it.) “(lVlCU li)‘
’pnrt, and to guard it than “nllld ~‘ll- illll‘!“" members ”f ”‘3. former con—
ilull “"“"C“="-"“"Y (‘XW‘H-w- 1” N'W“ :Gt‘l‘leHQ :merniin-m. Stanley Bald-
I'I‘U'M‘m- h”‘"‘-‘""r‘ ”1‘3 “'5‘” “m l‘” ' \‘.'lll. Sir Huln‘l‘t Horne and Sir l’hil-
iwntt-livrd by gtn'vriiinent nl'l‘ivials \\ 'ziu . ill 1'10).,;_(;‘.‘,am5 on ll“: direct C”, et
13"" stationed ”1““ lvguldrly. :idxcitisiiig would have in establish-
l‘mth the Slate Polite and 2:..- “0:4,, 1“,“. ecunoniii’ “h, and sound
2nd Day of Interna-
tional ’ Advertising
‘ Convention ~— F o r -
win Cheered
LONDON. July 1~.~The sevond
EIl'I‘
nurl.‘ on ilic. ruse. :illciz‘hllllli i"- The delegates again filled the (on-
sro an «is—o .‘
o.» e -- .;- 9
<0.
gill “Hills
0
c
I
Strangers think
they’re sisters’
0
Mother and daughter! It seems impossible. The
figure of the older woman is rounded and supple
as a girl’s. How does she do it? She swims!
. Have you ever tried swimming to retain our
vitality? NO? Well. start right now. Cline iroiuatrtxldFl‘edt
us explain this wonderful new suit, which is being worn
by professionals and amateur swimmers in every part of
the world. .It is Jantzen~the original swimming suit.
so knit that it gives with every movement of the body.
Made of pure wool, but has the elasticity of rubber. The
tented Jantzen non—rip crotch and 'bow trunks a
und in no other suit. A Jantzen will outwear severe-
garments. ’
We mnow sho win the new fashionable colors in these
9 popular suits. bear hug blues, beautiful reds, greens,
to ”come in while the selection is complete.
l
fl:-
i
llilllllllllll!l‘tlll‘llillllltlitill
O
‘II‘l-lilnimm
children’s ......s. $3 no Ladies'
, g ‘. ............ $7.00
"truths . 3,) .50 Men’s S650
...... 35.7 " ‘ ‘
'now at
n
Donnelly’s' ~
SO. NORWALK 2 Stores WESTPORT
(ruin the dostiiiatioti of the liuuux“,”.flm... rooms for this i’orcnonn's
whhh was s-‘izml. The “hiSlJ‘l- l' lsei-slon which in HM" last general
is thought. i‘llllw} ln Stamford direct ; ”won“: until {I‘hul‘sday afternoon
lib-('2. lsfniul rum flcvl.
'l'hr‘ ”fr. Ilsn- o.’ smuggling is 3 st r-V
runs one. and und-‘i lllf‘ l‘u-ilv:.‘il
:l:ilulr's~ may be lll:l'll‘ n [H'nilcnlimr
nut -\'0 further Il' arm: ii ill be h-‘Id
."" ilir- and the lllt‘ll oz" in:
lll’r'll’l’lll lnfnre Judge ljdnm S.
i‘l‘liniymsiii tilt-{.12.
‘ A 11w. mm of ctr-01,20 l".
~llu)? ..-‘ this ill}. in “Muse l10u5":ll‘f
liquor \\;:~' {mind by n raiding p. it)"
'.ll'l)’ ‘lll the winning ut‘ July Mil.
“ll" ninrit- ‘mldv by :i [Jilted Staten:
wow-hut. \'o formal charge was-1
against Hoyt and none. is LS—l
luv-ted. .‘sllll" the man “Ill be In”
viis tlllv'l uilmss iv" the :4)"|‘l‘lllll‘.‘lll
\lll‘ll llir- sniiigrzliitz (‘:\3t' (“vines to
vzrlnl. lit-)l was: l"‘l”.l"_‘"l on his own
:1: t‘nzmzuln‘r‘.
i‘nllm-inr ut \‘us'ums Haney l‘.
lug-sell, .\.~‘~is:talil t'ollcctur 0t I’us—
.iums. “allure .\‘. Smith. Group Head
flldvsuid ll. llouizin of the l-‘ed-rril
'inmhibiiiun farm‘s. ii number of fed.
jvriil .nzvnls. and other oil‘iciale. in-
w-luvlm'; Sergeant l‘r:inl. \"lrelll nt
1Hm State Police. were at the hearing
illil-lil}.
l
’Vl‘wirrid prohibition {on-cs M .pinspwily in the nations of l-luropu.
l
i{m mthv
scnsiun “(is untl-T
of Lord LMcrliulnie
linlrland. and the
b
The general
it'llnll‘lllflllship
,lhc soap lung of
"“="‘- ichnln store system. Lord Lever-
hulnie “as one or the first English.
men to understand thv value of ad-
:\ertising and mi om~ of ihe first to
zone mhertirzing. Gem-ribcd in detail
.10 his lludlt’llcv lht' long“v struggle he
'liuvl fought in linglancl before the
manufacturers and public would
even consider its advantagws.
The delegates stood up and gain
It'urnim' l‘ivmier Baldwin rousing
:cheezs when he al‘osc 10 speak nu
lthe platform. During his address,
I“ll|(.‘ll was .1 businvssman‘s l‘ll‘t
lullhoul frills. ht' told of the knr-ul-
"udge of advertising he had melted
up as head of the board of tram-pus
chancellor of the rxclicqum and as
. prime minister.
MRS. DREXELTJR.
SEEKING DIVORCE
lt?.~—.\I:"~.
."il'1.\l.
Ell-'ltl"
\\'nlu- lenmlnntlon.
’ I‘venf‘y and Ulmstead.
itiirullgli cuuniu l, waived examina-
9 now
ilnll. l'i"‘llf‘}' “as present :it lhf
,ln-urin: and represented by Daniel
.l‘. 1:. Hit-he} of this city. Ulmsteml.
bring: under the impression that (11-:
lll"'-’ll’lll;{ was on the. 17th. was not
:im-wit but was rt’{)l‘i‘5"nlf‘\l by Dan-
‘irl lim-gh of South Norwulk. F'P-
,nr}‘.~ lmnd was furnished by his \ . ,
lnilicr. \\’illiani .1 l-‘ceney of X0. :00 lo Leno was to establish “'lsllrd to
lilm Street. this city. 0 istead's krcp in seclusion until‘tlie rcsldrncc
bond will be trike-n Thursday. 1'] :and 3"" 10F Aunorcc. She lmd ”n“:
lhu meantime his nrcsent bond M..anpro_m*lud h'r her "’ 1““ he" ““'
when stands. ‘iion. In “hir‘h. hllt' says soc will
TliiIx'Il. New.
ll. llrorml, Jr..
lll‘l‘l" at the home of the rector of
Episcopal t‘hurrh. who in NH!"
cupying the residence of the bile
Bishop George (f. Hunting. today ud-
mitled iliat her purpose in coming
July .ani
found llx in: ruzivtl}
tcr o
(,hai'gv‘ her husband with mental
'crutlt}. Altired in a riding lint-it.
liust ready to go for her daily 3mm:
lover the hills which lead to Lake
. . iTnlioe, Mrs. broxcl pleaded that she
i receive as little notoriety as possible.
i Ai I IES’ AGENT‘ “No. I had not hcard of any acci-
,deiit to Mr. Urcxel." she-Bald. “The
liew friends Who knew I was In Reno.
~ PARIS. July is.—-t.won D. \‘oung.l““-‘Ihins serious had happened." She
".\‘ew York has accepted the lzepar—lflmmos “mental cruelty" us di‘orco
ations Commission's tender lo Dwigrouuds.
LOI'DC the agent for reparation pay-
«menls Which. “Ilh the MacDonald-
chrriot agreement that this individ-
‘ual should have the deciding voice
METHODISTS HIT
,ln the event of a deadlock in the: ‘
.lc-onimission. will create for 31in:
‘Young the most important single,
lposlliull in Europe. it‘ not in the- s
3 world.
‘ . As a general agent or the Repara-
‘tions Commission alone. under the
:ancs plan. Mr. Young would have
lvast power through his decision re-
‘ L‘iilCAGO, July 16. ~ Pledging
their old in rebuilding the Ottawa.
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
of Joliet. recently damaged by bdot—
leg bombers. the Methodist pastors
ll feel. would have intormed me if.
fgardiiig when and how the payments
{made by Germany under the Dawes
lplan shall be converted into foreign
l currency and handed over to the var-
ious foreign creditors of thc g0\ern-_
0‘ menl.
tannin
AT ARMY CAMP
AYER. Mud, July 16.——Secreta.ry
John” W. Weeks of the War Depart-
ment was slightly injured in an ace!—
‘ dent when he came to Camp Devens
today to review the 7.000 men of
the Twenty-sixth Division. His hand
was caught in the door of an auto-
mobile as it was bezng closed by his
son, Limit-Col. Sinclair Weeks. The
injury was painful but not serious.
The Wound was treated'by Major T.
I-‘. Tierney or the medical department
of the 101“ infantry. ‘
The Secretary was received by
Brig-Gen. 'Malvern-Hlll Bamfim.
1Pratt’s G
ERA
It Grows Them Faster.
NK LIBN ER AN D SONS ‘
COMMERCE STREET ; » '
4, Item 2128 .
rowing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
camp commander. and rode with him
to the headquarters of Mna‘onGen.
Edward L. Logan. R. 0. T. C. Caval-
ry troops "Were drawn up at the
camp gate and Battery B. of the
“list Field ‘Arrgller‘y'flx‘cd a nineteen
sun saute -teé in them the
Secretory 14¢ th
buses,
to: Bus comm ween.
of the Chicago district in a meeting
at the Desplalnes camp grounds here
have adopted a resolution condemn-
ing what they termed "these das-
tardly deeds." 7
Bishop L‘. L. \Valdort ot the Kan.
53.: City area. of the church scored
the liu Klux Klan and praised the
League of Nations in the feature
sermon. _
"Black. white. yellow and brown.
if they want to live in heaven. must:
mer Premier .. Bald-l
‘ wheeled around and run out on deck-
.uhrn the convention session closes“
i
I
l
.tmnvi' :md dv‘u‘luper of her largest!
l
‘cluli .
suit!) you as soon as l lick up this
igriusc anyway."
i Splash bang?
,nnd all down on Billy's head.
I
l
l
1
learn first how to live on earth." he i
said. “The Ku Klux Klan.
3.3.,
t'ermenter of religious strife among:
Americans,
country."
Bishop “'nldorf's area is composed
of the Texas. Louisiana. 0k!ahoma
has no place in this
and other Southwestern States where
the Klan influence
be strongest.
is supposed to
DREXEL DIVORCE C-‘SEI
XEY‘V YORK. July 16.~—Th9 in-
jury yesterday of John R. Drexol.
Jr.. who was struck over the head
by the iron support of a. canopy
which fell upon him as he was pass-
ing along Madison Avenue. 1‘
evcal
that Mrs. broth“! was in Reno ered:
paring to sue him for divorce. the
\‘ew York Times said today.
BCSSES ,DESTROYED.
ST. LOUIS. 310.. July .15-—Fire_'
early todty wrecked twelve. motor
property of the People‘s lla-
flame-km
Hers to set (in the table.
:man with mop and pail
F 7 BILLY M
‘ WHISKERS
syn-Jammie“
Billy had just snlfled the smell of
in bacon.
{nil Fknow the kitchen must be be-
hind those doors. I'll just stick my
nose against one at them and peek
in Billy was just about to push one
of the doors open when bang; came
one of them against his head with
such force that it knocked him over.
It also rebounded with such force
that it knocked over a sailor who
was carrying a tray of glass tumb-
Over went
the man. rolling over and over
amidst the broken glass and rattling
tin tray. .
Of course all this racket brought
the cook and all the other deck
bands who heard it. The cook still
carried the frying pan in his hand,
being too much surprised to set it
down when he heard the noise. The
who had
been scrubbing the deck came and
also two or three other deck hands.
There they all stood. starring with
open mouths and bulging ens at
Bill. woli had risen to, his forc-
fect and stood surveying the wreck
he had made. He still felt a little
dazed but came to his senses in a
TRISTRAM er HYA .
Wall Street
All Wool Kiddie Suits] $1.59
\Ve have purchased a limited lot of one piece bathing.
for the kiddies which we will sell while they last for 91.59
Norwalk’ Cu
A fine variety of colors and sizes and they are 'ALL “FOOL
LADIES’ ONE PIECE BATHING SUITS
The newest models in most striking color effects
Bathing Caps, ’Kerchiefs and Rubber Bathing Shoes;
hurry when he saw the man with
the pail and mop raise the mop to
come after him. Before the fellow;
had taken t\\o stern. Billy had riscnj
to his 'hiiid feet. gn‘cn :1 spring and
butted him straight into his pail.
where he stuck inst and could not
get up without the pill! sic-king to,
him. Then Billy whirled :ind hook—j
ed the pan of bacon out at the cook's.
bands. which sent it rising out the"
open window onto the deck. Then
the turned and started for the other
'two men who were slundinl' there.-
ibut they had seen enough and dis-E
’appeared while there was set lll‘llc.‘
Seeing- thc coast was clear. Billy
where he saw Stubby and Hutton;
eating up the. bacon that had spilled
out of the frying: pun as it went}
through the window. ji
"Lean: me a slice. of that bacon.
and then TUTL for “‘c shrill linxe mi
lzct off this bout in double. quick
lllme if we expect to save our Locum".
{said Billy. thinking the song cxprcs-’
sitm very fitting indeed.
““‘liy. what is up?“ asked Stubby.
“Didn‘t you hear a racket going on .
in there ‘.‘" '
"No. “'0 just came
.llio upper deck." . . :
"\‘Vr‘ll. take my word for it and,
\fllllsll before .uiu are hit with a,
or thrown (-xerlmnrd. I‘ll be;
from
down
Srrnsr‘. Since you have enlv‘n fill].
flu-3 bacon l bud so much trouble toj
I am not going to lose this;
5'3”-
criiue “all“: bucket?
(“‘ell. Billy will make someone
pay for that. “on'l he?)
C1”. KID!) REAL CHARACTIZII.;
It its not uncommon in this :cne-I
ration in which fact and- fiction are:
closely linked to find some one “ho
thinks l‘uptaln Kidd a purely iic~f
iional character. He was. on the
contrary. quite real. He was born
-' terraces, etc.
GREAT VALE F.
. GIVING SALE
1' NOW 90138 01! Come Save 1-3 to L:
9 Oil Coats, Suits, Dresses
W'ALDNER’S
‘ “ON THE CORNER ‘
32-38 South Main Corner Hanland
TEL \VOBIEN'S SHOP 1’0]: \ \lll ~
Oil ll 1:5,;-
DUBAN AWNINGS
and Porch Shades
Ready-made awnings and
porch shades for living
porches. sleeping porch~
es, windows, tea rooms,
CLEARING SALE
ON ALL DRESSES $3 95 to Q9
SPECIAL ..............
\‘ALL'ES ('1' To sin».-
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY .ll
NEW YORK SPECIALTY ST ':
45 “’8.“ Street Now all. C
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- 1
vanized iron and will not
rust.
.FINE PLANTS
5 — For Late Planting Arc Now llcudy
at Cut Prices
ANGEVIN E
FURNITURE CO.
16 No. Main St, So. Noll-won:
In New York city of Section birth
and was hanged in London in 1701.
He. had been commissioned by the
l-anllsh to suppress piracy. but once
on the bounding main he. turned
pirati~ himself and as a buccaueer
and 8m. rover had no superior tor
three years-National Republican.
Against Old .Mtu
«Cincinnati linqiiirerl
"l‘o )mi believe that. there is any
stir» antidote for old age " asked;
Smith. I
"Sure. lot of thrm." replied Jenna:
““‘fiat are they?" asked Smith.
"Well." replied Jones. “you might;
try fooling with a. loaded gun. or;
trv to get )our automobile across a‘
railroad crossing below the expressi
beats you to it. or try blowing out.;
the. gas. or eat toadstools. or nail two:
sticks of dynamite together. or
smoke a cigarette in a powder mill";
I
Bathing Suits;
For Men, Women and
. Children
$1.50....
Special
Men‘s 2-Pc. Bathing
Suits ‘
98c
Shipped anyWhere by Express collect or add?
on the dollar for prepaid l’zn-ctl I‘M.
The
Evening
Sentinel’s -
I. bl'LISNDID 1.. l. \"LIJJLHH l, H \\l~
“'liitc l‘lunie, Golden Sol‘ l1 . ' *
Chlorine. 3] :xr Itm. . '
Luz-i Cabbage. Flat Dutch. SU'.‘i"‘t‘l|‘-'l.
l kl”. Latt Stone Tomato. llgi: l‘l:.i '. l .
$1 per 100. $5 per H‘H“
Crier).
min (-‘l-ZRASH'MS .\\n me « \\\\ H “l‘
0
-.
Including King Humbrrr. Mme
Q;;\- 3..-
x
. O 31.15 per dozen, regularly :‘ .
l orla 3. STRONG 3-3 1.:.\n-m.iu nus!
Regularly $6 per dutch. spot-ml .\.'~ ['4'
including Columbia, Radiance (Jpn-Ly. "
cll‘. I
I age 4. BEDDING .‘\.\D \'l:l‘u.\.\l}.\ ll“\ '7 N.
, u.“
legulzirli'. any 12 for $1.0”. smx‘ni. \U“ 7“" “‘..
('z’w"
u.‘ "
\x
m sills
.ll-gvn
\‘J‘
l'etunias. \"ei‘benas, Lohclius. Agel‘nfut“, .- .
Zinnias. Calendulas. )larigolds Salim. \ f
is written for those
residents of Nor-
walk who want- to
va. Giant Chrysanthemums. lbgn
l\,\. Dusty Dusty Milit‘rs. 12:1 rlv t -
l‘everfcw. Novelty Smipdmzwr. i
spurs. Pansies, Castor l'lilllll'.
Cornflower-s. Sum? Su'
Sweet “'illiums. Giant lbw"-
lvl' :_
‘ (15‘s. .l. i lII -. .\.\ A
and are not afraid 3‘..,.,.,l.?;f;,:‘_ W
V - and all Tod/HP: .
to think. 11...... .m
l‘lnnts
a: ll|ll"\;
.ORDLR TODAY AND GET Tlll. l‘lll‘l
HARLOWARDEN GARDENS ,t.\|‘-
GREENHOUSES
Read it daily.
It will help put
you straight on im-
portant local and
Greenport, New York
New Sport Blouses
national topics.
Special Sale Price
$1.59 ,-
JACOBY’S
12-14 No. Main St.
Brassieres, Underwear
Ar MODERATE Pumas
‘ “4 HE “BOLA”
? ‘Oux; perfect knowledge of optometry
tenable: us to act as eye authorities
{in whom you can have
: fidence."
Corsets, Gloves, Hesiery, l~
SEE BETTER . . ,
__.m,,.___ The Newest Lastin Men's Oxlord:
An extreme, broad English toe wider than you 31’“ I
I With “Id short in appearance. Made in imported 1115“,
: blacknDundee calf.
Priced right at
' .
perfect con-
“ O
coco-cocoa---.....-.-u.-...
5 :CONNEALLY e BRAC '"1
81 Washington St. South M
numlm. 0mm ssrumur EVEth-s’"
——Says Mr. Foresight
EYES maxim,
Prescriptions Filled
I WILLIAM J. MOORE
—o’ moan-:13! st—
155 Washington Si.
5 ,
J”- 5!
MADEY’S
284 EAST AVENUE
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