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. .L ' ‘ , '.~\'8B§L«’*)5f'\lh W k‘
MILLWCRK y
OORS and their frames, windows and their
frames, built-in bookcases, cabinets, cup.
boards, inside furnishings, ornamental
trellises, lattice, arbors, etc., window seats, linen
_ closets and chest of drawers—all such things if
they are made accurately and fit ill 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; Sheetrock Fireproof Wall Boards, Celotex
,. IS AVAILABLE
FOR .1924 RACE
1 lIndications Are That
Cofl’ers of All Parties
Will Be Well Filled
. . lS. -—- In-
ldications are that money aplenty:
' I will be available for this year's pa-
tiollal campaign and that neither
the two old parties nor Senator La
ll‘olletie will have a. great deal of
trouble ill raisin}: just about all
they want, though, 'of course. the
\Visconsin Senator's aversion to t-.\-
penditure of large sums in political ,
from ‘
' I ‘.\‘.\FlllNGTON. July
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. Insulating Lumber, McNalrs Shingles, guaran- SSEIEZ‘EXI‘SMY"isfficfning‘ii‘; m“
teed for 40 YC‘HI‘S. million. or so.
l ; The Republican National I:‘om-
:. l mlttee, out of debt and with mono." . =21
a in the treasury. intends to stir up [I "‘
‘3 the bankroll boys a. bit. but expects , . _
V no trouble in doing so because pf . lauce McCormwlcdoihPennsyld
h a? 0 the. belief that substantial business $1“, “ho andgilu e imon'
If I ‘3 5 t h E: B IQ a men have confidence in Coolidge. 1' loan presl en 1 camp: gt, IS
4, ' 5...; & C ' algv on] an ‘Il)a\\'€-S and Mellon. CXPCCM‘. to play ‘n important
' ' The lid .llas Seen taken git lthe part in John “f. Dad” bid for
'3 .2 r ' ' " L“ 3 l, . r limit for coutri'utions to t e :c- .
S'Olv?!) 14L 331111;" 6" BIILL‘VORi‘ 5’ ,’ publican ‘ campaign fund and the rum prCSidcncy’
WILSoN CAMFAIGN. ‘ 4’. ‘
CHIEF SEEN .As BIG 1
AID TO'J. w. DAVIS
:‘~ 5 1920 rule of a $1.000 limit on gifts
has been abrogated so that only the
conscience of the Republican Inau-
ho to lli‘!
VULCANI'I'L' PORTLAND CEMENT CD
THE @Assmo
u.
:lEi‘lllt‘nl will the guide
sum of individual contributions.
The Democrats are in
state. but hope to remedy their mis-
fortunes before long. They started
the national convention with 'I de-
tirit and rudml it with more of a
drticit. though tiny are taken care.
of by :IIcI'unmodatinn illdcll‘snt'g on
paper held mostly by \Vaxhine'ton
hanks. ‘
. 'l‘llny lvvlict‘o that “till John \V.
5 Davis on the ticket they will have no
ftrulll‘fin .‘ll :ettiuz motley-
humans it has been diffl rent.
fllnx‘c had a few "nnghs" who lune
gt‘Olllt" through every four ,vt-ars “'3”!
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a different
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IDAIIQIS SAFE
\VASHlXCTON July lT.—-l"‘rcsi-
'l"n‘. Foolilltzo was told l-y callers
yesterday that he will carry Idaho
and other Northwestern states it the
Iu-mncrztts put an electoral ticket in
the field. lie was warned. howevrl‘.
that if there is a. combination (-t
the Democrats and the. La l-‘olb'uc
forces thv») certainly will carry the
states for La. l’ollt-tto. ,
The President discussed political
NEIIIIAVIEIII It
T0 PENSION Tth
on) ENGINEERS
John J. Cody and
Thomas F. Dough-
erty Have Serv a
Total of 86 Years
Two New York Division locomo-
tive engineers. having between them
a total of: 86 years continuout serg-
ice. were among the employee. of
long service recently pensioncd by
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. '
They are John J. Cody of Main
street. New Canaan. and Thomas F.
Dougherty. 3 Cottage street. Dan-
bury. The former has the splendid
moon] of 41 years of continuous
service with the New Haven Rail-
road. while Mr. Daugherty has scrv-
ed the company faithfully for 45
years.
Mr. Cody entered the service or
ill. railroad in October 188:! as Lo-
comotive Fireman under Maurice J.
Laney. Engineer. at Stamford. On
June 1‘.‘. 1889 he was promoted to be
Locomotive Engineer. and he con-
tinued at the throttle for thirty-live
,years. until this June when he re-
tirrIl from the service because of .ill
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.llt't'lllll. 1
Thomas F. Dougllcrty was first;
employed as Engine “'iper under:
Master Mechanic Nathan George at"
Danbury. in May. 1879. Later he?
was made Stationary Engineer. and,
in April 1881 he took a job as 1.0-5
contotivc 'l-‘ircman. Six years latc-r‘
the Engineer. and in April or this
year. “hen he was obliged to dis-I
continue lmcauso of his health. he;
had completed 37 tears at thatv rm:
BILLY
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he was promoted to be a Lecolno-I
mm‘mu m “a" ”‘0 "“wns“ or coy" the independents.
tour of the l'nited States.
Alfred Brown
They had a suf-
ficient. \‘nto lwtwron them. Iln“‘e\-'l‘.
I
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'5 -’ f S‘IH'SHWHEH gifts, b‘f‘. they "O‘firzconditions with Representative Smith
a: , . . haw: Ibf‘lll ablr“ to raise as nlut llol' ldahn and former Senator Du-
I‘ . [money as the ltepuhllcans and harp bots. “h” has NM two" appointed
g ' gl-I‘on forced to conduct} ctIionnmly l m “”0”"... n... Republicans i1 com-
' , i enmpaizus not so In”? I Iron: l: mission.
F " ANNIVERSARY ‘ ('hmco ”8 m‘m‘mny' .Ewn in “'12? in the last election inddaho. “till
a. . < .. ...- t. ; and 1916. “'llt-n their chances fori ”er“ tickets in the field. “(mm)”-
_ '3 sumwss “ore excellont. Ill(‘_v l'nlllltlgl.1“)' livnlocrat and Independent, tl.e
I "L hard to ”I’m all the money they" llt‘publicans carried the state. and
‘7' E‘Vamm‘ and in 19:“ they found " the Democrats ran a bad third I...
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so used to putting a dollar or a live
dollar ,blll in the return envelope
‘that‘it is; not I xpct'ied to be dilfi‘ult
for his tunlulgwrs to raise money.
The heads of the Conference of
Progressho l'olith'al Action at ("love-
the
Senate.
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Y‘IGLCANITE [Eastman @rmrnr Co
' Bosron N
Irw AORK
1...”, HILADELPHIA .‘ .. 7r: .
.73 a land asserted that 5.f'00.(‘00 voters
', ‘wr-rc affiliated with the movement
and if this is true. it would seem not
,7. , ' ihar-l to raise something lik-‘ $3M).-
‘N‘W for the la l~‘ollctte mcncmr-nt.
i ll. was particularly noticeable that
R. 7 when the hat was la: 0 z ' H- ‘__E
. . ,. I “S d If “H” (By Associated Prose)
i‘leleland convention the hard work—
.ing delegates representing: labor
luninns and farmers dropped some-
illtlnz over $2.300 into the La l’ol-
i loitv: t‘tll'i'"l‘.“.
EGET AT THE CAUSE!
'l'hc .‘tltlt‘f‘ of n liCsttlt'nt of This
Locality hlI?\\s a “By
There‘s nothing more (”lilo-\lllg
‘lllan kidney weakness or llllil'lllll‘ - .. ..
'to properly control the kIdncy Slizé'limm mgr“.
:crt-tions. Night. and day alike. the:
{sufferer is tormented and what with
LIINIIQN, July
of the
former
trnuhlcs
t‘htlrt'hill. first
I Sterling’s Removal
Sale
had affected
Suhfil.
‘lIoan's l‘ills—ll. stimulant (lllll't'llt‘
lo the kidneys—have brought peace.
SOLD REGARDLESS Oi“ COST.
August. 'l'lloIIIInvn. 16 Leonard SL.
Sterling Furniture Co.—
straighten again. l’alns ran through
.my tun-k and nearly doubled lllt‘ up.
My lilllllt‘}fl acted freely and l hull
F214 Pratt‘s Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch.f 13,1323? “”“nFH”‘"n"}:“;"- “W”
I i . 1 f u“?! ' \\'l ' I I‘ ' ' _
. It Grows Them Faster. ’ ' “ x n" “W
hie."
me. I don't think ]'\o
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i. .. I' Price We. at all lli‘illt‘rs. Don't \I‘F‘ YOU "4 ' . ~
g . _, "g ‘ , ._ . ' . .. . . . . at till: your share of the
7 SRANI{ LIBNLR AND SONS) 5:21;”;2: ‘25: A?!“ “Hindu“. rrlllirtldxx'r— classified opportunities?
; ,V . I-. 5 . S'— C same HI 1 T. —
COMMERCE STREET
PHONE 2123
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‘i‘houlmrn had. Faster-Milburn C0,.
l.\lI'I‘s.. Buffalo. N. Y.—<Ad\.,
CLASSIFIED ADS are
Successful sall‘smt‘n.
c. ‘xe..u ..
AD. 'IiI‘EN HEAR
w. CHURCHILL
13.*'—I.Illlt‘l“"t’n-
sumptiou is the causv of the ill" Sl'lll
\yorld.
adllliralt)‘ yesterday told the llllv’l'l‘lfl-
tlonal Advertising ('ontr-r. one .I'
last general tum-tin: at \leI‘I‘II-j'.
lie will! that the war had off-l
both the producing and the consum-
ing tumors of the world but
the (‘illtRlllllilLL' ptI‘Irvr
to a much greatrr and much more
Mrs. Scrubs, \vhosn highly colored
r r, - 1‘] v, y 1 . . _ . ' I. . . > ‘ , ,
EV ERATHIM} £01» rHE. HOME MUST BE 1‘ 4"“ *CS'W- “‘L m‘ ‘El-Ikm
L ' . Iondant backache. headache and neighborhood. was called as u w”-
t‘llZlelt.‘SS. into is indeed a. burden. ness in a damage, suit
The midrncr- which you will give
to the court shall he the truth, the.
.and comfort to many South Nor—girlmlo truth and nothing but the
I walk p4 oplc. l‘roilt lI,\' this Nor-‘ truth." said illt“ Clerk
‘ \talk rt-sniwnt 5 experience “Yes," quaverod Mrs. Serubils
no “thoroughly frightened and un-
N [k INorwitlllx. sags "i pas so stiff and able to think of “no \vord or the
0". r) ’ I‘- ; .;~-'Iw ‘41 South orvya ' $5010 "out: my 'ldm‘yk‘. 1 could story she had resolved to t-ll—a
1.1 101 “ a~l‘:-notoll we. hardly get. out of bed. \Vhen I bent. story in which she was the llr-rlline.
. lit was only with pain l could "\\'eli." asked the Judge. "what
have you to say about the case?"
"\Vell. judge." silo rt‘llll('4'l. “with
the, limitations I've just had put to
all to sayI"-~—\Vaterhury Republican.
talking on the premise that he is!
for tho
\\'I'Islon
(If ill"
lI'lrIi
HS
it"!
llltll it
in her
anything at
surprisingly
RAFAEL SA'BATINI
‘VILL BE PUBLISHED IN
THE EVENING SENTINEL
Starting Monday July 21
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LB, Franc!- I‘rcgo Mongolian j
l
You remember the chums had i
Nul- u some food from the cook and 5
had run of! down the road to eat;
It. I
"Gee!" exclaimed Stubby. "this
‘ . Nt-ithrr will it be so Illmcult for m .. . . 1
~ ‘ . mother . he It lublleans it com» , , .V .. .
3:»! > I, 1, La ]‘(,”pnp_ 'l‘hc mpmpvrs of many lIineIl. ‘ I rem-alt its the best thing I fume hand to;
A '0 ’AL. MASON SUPPLIES .= I W“ ”“i I“ E “Win?- ‘“§-.";f:?f“ ”. "5?... i
1-?" .3 K ’ . ‘- ’ i ' I "I'lll'lltlnt‘V. int'illtlirlg the lilt‘ll‘lllvri nf.’ , ‘A ._ , ' . . l - - i“ ‘ 'l
'11:)?“ ' l l ' V 7 . mi!"""""“”'”' In“ h": "swuqh "ll .. 't be»! this the 'or tender-‘
, -.‘- ' w . 4 o n s) _ 5 tllr- lahnr unions. are so accustom-wt 1,, ”1,. l‘rrsicl‘nt todav and , ‘ "L" J . . p ~ ‘ - I
:’ l‘lerrllt blICC‘ Phone 2090's: Eto l'u' Ilunnod by mail for Special “Rs“ \‘irgini'a the home 13:31:} P" .md 3nlclncss.’ i
. , f“""‘”‘”“”"‘”“ and ”55'53‘1‘9'113 f‘" Mr. Dalia. would go Republican by Aer-m) head lettuce. I“, a: as:
l .i this or that purpose and have imIIn “U..." He said however *0 was} \“4 "i as SUE-11‘ and 315 C014 A: KM;
i ' ' ' “ “ l .‘iisl dote on cold. crisp leilucc.;
The Colder and more crisp the bet-3‘
lt‘l‘. But i am atraid that cool: “llli
‘..I\c an apopleetle fit if he isn't care-f
tut. the way he was waxing his rams ;
.Iud crying on. l-Jxoltement such 335
that is very bad (or a {at old cook
'e‘. tony."
"Hark! J hear an auto tzonilng‘
from the roadbouse. “‘I: had boner 7
get back farticr in the bushes and;
hide until it. passes. They llliglil be ;
after us." said Stubby. :
But they “ere not pursuers. but;
only two young fellows chatting and '
laughing over the dismay of the:
COOK, for he had called to them that
if they saw a tug goat. small dn’g;
and black cat to run over llltln and '
kill them IIeIIII, IIc-ad. dead? ’
Just at dusk the. ne.\t day Ililly.‘
Stubby and Hutton entered a small:
town to look for some nice quiet
place {or them to sleep. for they
had travelled far that day and were.
tired of being chased by dogs and?
stoned by boys. So when they came ;
to a small bungalow on the out-
skirts of the town with a cellar door
open and no one around to drive-
them away, the three stepped in as
noiselessly as possible and crept;
down the cellar stairs to find '
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a .
place to hide until the family had
gone to bed. Then they would be—
gin to look about for somethlng_to
eat for they expected to find pota~
toes and probably other vegetables
there for Billy to eat and some kind '
of cold meat for Stubby and Button.
and perhaps a pie or piece of cake
either of which would be very ac-
ceptable to all of them for they
dearly loved sweets of all kinds.
The corners of the cellar
quite dark as by this time the sun
had set. so Bllly hid himself in one
corner behind a pile of kindling.
while. Stubby crawled under the sta-
tionary wash tubs and Button curled
himself up on top of a‘ high pile .
of boxes. from which place he could
see a. swinging shelf with a plate‘bf
cold meat and boiled potatoes. as
well as an uncut pie and some
doughnuts on it. In the opposite cor-
ner of the cellar Billy spied a pile
of potatoes and some cabbage and
carrots.
"Well, I declare." exclaimed But-
‘ton, "it we are not lucky! Here
we find a. good supper all laid out
that will just suit our different
tastes. Meat and potatoes for’Stub-
l
l WHISKERS ‘
Were ‘
DUBAN AWN INGS
and Porch Shades
Ready-made awnings and
porch shades for living
porches, sleeping porch-
es, windows, tea rooms,
terraces, etc.
Made of high g r ade
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.
AN GEVIN E
FURNITURE CO.
16 No. Main 8t.. 80. 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 on im-
portant local and
national t0pics.
GREAT VALUE
GIVING SALE
NOW Going 0!! Come Save 1-3 to 1-2
On Coats, Suits, Dresses
WALDN ER’S
“ON THE CORNER"
3238 South Main Corner Harland
nu: “'OMEN‘S snor Ion \ .u l I \
Oil Rfil'i'
v -‘~ o
CLEARING SALE
3333;. till??? ............ $3.. 5 °S99
VAL-[ES ['1’ T0 $1.1m)
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE
45 Wall Street Norwalk. (II.
FINE PLANTS
For Late Planting Are Now itczldy
at. Cut Prices
Shipped anywhere by Express collect or Add All
on the dollar for prepaid I’m-tel PM.
1. SI'LL‘NDID L. I. VLUL I'JlilJ l" \\ l‘
Critry. \VllItC l‘lume. Golden Sell lilant': ‘1 ‘.. l
(jeleriac. $1 per Itm. st; pI-I- Low
Late Cabbage. Flat Dutch. Succession. LI. '-. r -
cr, Late Stone Tomato. l-Zgl': I‘lant. Large 5
$1 per 100. $8 pcr 1.0m,
“ RED (ilfiRANIl'SIS AND LAIK-ll (‘.\,\\ \ l'l \\l‘
including King Humbert. Mme, Cray ax“: \
$1.15 per dozen. regularly $2.00 per -: SN gut
3. STRONG 3—YEAR-OLD lltisl‘, Ill ~lll'~
Rogularly $6 per dozen. Special 85 pl r Il'l/i‘ll ‘
including Columbia. Radiance Ophtlla itchy '» '
‘ Gli'.
4. 135013156 AND YERASDJ no\ N ‘.\l\
Regularly. any 12 for $1.00. SPECIAL NU“. \\\' l‘ "‘3 -"" '“‘
l‘etunlas. \‘crbenas. Lobclias. Ageratum, .\:‘I' ~‘ ‘5
Zinnias. Calendulas. Marigolds Sall‘ia. .\ '~-
Ivy. Giant Chrysanthemums. lit-gozzlh.
ivy. Dusty Dusty Millers, liariy COHEN“. I.
l-‘m‘erfew. Novelty Snapdrngops. l‘
spurs, Pansies. Castor l‘lants. lib;
Cotnflowcrs. Sweet Sultans. «‘I-w
Sweet “'illiams. Giant llarIl) >1
csas. Mignonettc. AN»: ‘»
ltudbecklas. lielphln
and all Bedding gl
Hardy Perennial
Plants.
OllDl-ZR TODAY A31) GET THE l-‘lllSl
HARLOWARDEN GARDENS .\.\‘ll
GREENHOUSES
5| l 3 I ,Il|\<.
Greenport, New York
by. as well as potatoes, cabbage and
carrots for Billy."
"Mark! I hear some one com-
ing!" warned Stubby. “I do hope
whoever it is. they don't find us and
drive us out just: when a. good sup-
per is in sight. and also a. nice quiet
place to sleep."
(“'6 hope so too. don't. we?)
Geddes Takes Job As .
New Haven Sheriff
NEIV HAVEN, July 18.—SheritT
James Geddes in assuming his new
duties yesterday said that it was of
the “highest importance that the
administration or the office should
continue without interruption.” The
new sheriff: also had in conference
all the deputy sheriff: or New Ha-
ven county and the county jail at-
ficers, and to them he outlined his
policy. Later. he sand that " all
cubordinateo hold omlce at his pim-
urc and that: chanted could be made
at my time. He looped commissions
but these he sand were for indefinite
terms. _. . ‘ ' ‘ ‘
. unproce- "of rte-appointment: o
SEE MOORE
SEE BETTER
——IIm-—— .
‘Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act no eye authoritie-
ln whom you can have perfect com
fidence." -
——8ays Mr. Foresight
am We
Prescriptions ruled
WILLIAM J. MOQRE
, wmumsrA
seam- Bldg. 155 Whom 8t.
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