:The Question Is Often
Asked
What makes the houses built 20 and 30 years ago so
durable. ’ ’
The answer is “dependable materials and dependable
construction. ’ ’
It is easy to waste or to save material at the expense
of comfort and permanence.
into consideration, the cost of material for poor construc-
tion is often higher in the end than that for a well-built
We buy and sell the best lumber obtainable.
The Hatch £9” Bailey Co.
LUMBER & MILLWORK
Marshall St. Phone 536
house.
Agents for Sheetrock, Cornell Wall Boards. Celotex In-
sulating Lumber, McNair's Shingles, guaranteed for 50
years.
When depreciation is taken
South Norwalk
A Sale of the Best
$35 $40 $45
Suits, Short Lots, at
$22.50 to $29.50
“Keep Kool” Suits—$10.00
.‘l’ACOBY’S
22-14 No. Main St.
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER
, Sterling’s Removal
Sale -
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME MUST BE
SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
' Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington St.
South N orwalk
BINGHAMFEARS i
‘ DEADLOCK lN
Lieutenant Governor
in Talk at Weisheit’s
Strikes at La Fol-
lette’s Aims
VIGOROUS SPEECH
Sees Possible Choice of
Charles W. Bryan As
President b y Con-
gress
STAMFORD. August 7.—
Sevcrely scoring Senator Lall‘ol-
lette for entering the field for the
presidency. Lieutnant ' Governor
Hiram Bingham said last night that
he feared that the coming national
election would be a deadlock. Lieut.
Gov. Bingham made his observation
before the members of the Darion
Republican Club at a dinner held
last night at “’cisllclt's.
"Lal’ollctte knows that he can
never be elected. in fact. he ncier
expects to be elected." he said. "The
1
third party candidate can only pos-
sibly carry six on seven states. They
are “'isconsin, North Dakota. South
Dakota. Idaho. Minnesota, Iowa. and
possibly \Vasllington. This will
mean that the election will be
thrown into Congress.
"if that is done" said Binghnm,
“it will mean that Congress will, in
choose one of the
vice—presidency
The result will
Bryan may be
i
i
all probability,
candidates for the
for the presidency.
be that Charles \V.
the next ,prcsldcnt of the United
States. That will mean that Bryan
will becontrollcd by Lnlr‘ollette and
that will be a bad thing for the
country. Lah‘ollette is not a good
influence."
llingham went into a
tirade on l.al"ollcttc and his policy.
of injecting himself into the presh‘
dentiai race and said that tho selec-
tion of n lllt'lllllt‘l‘ of the third party
to run the country would be cx-
cecdingiy harmful.
The speaker hit at the members
of the last Congress who sought
free advertising. lie classed them
as dcmngogues.
“The cusicst way to get free mi-
rcriising is to start something." he
said. "Some take. the course of
starting grand jury investigations.
This is much easier than attending
to the business of the people. Last
ycar we had the spectacle of the
Senate being turned into Grand
.lurics by wholesale and the dema-
fgogucs got their names on the
front pages of the newspapers day
after day."
t‘ongrcssman Si‘huylcr‘ Merritt
spoke briefly and devoted his
Slit‘l‘cll to telling of the good quali~
tics and loyalty of (‘nlvin Coolidge.
lie characterized Coolidge as a
"5am and sane pn-sidcnt."
lirncst Croft-rt. chairman of the.
Darien Republican Town comnlittov.
was toastnlastcr at the dinner which
was attl-ndod by over 250 persons.
Ex-policeman Fined
For Selling Liquor
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug.
Thomas H. Conlon. a former police”
l.—
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CODFISH STEAK . .
SALMON STEAK
COD {THEEKS . .
BUTTERFISH ..... 30clb
SWORDFISH 38cm.
FLATFISH ....... .......................,14clb.
HALIBUTSTEAK......................38clb.
HADDOCK ...... 12clb
20clh.
FRESHMACKEREL 25c lb.
35c lb.
20clb
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\Vestport
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk
“
“THE BOOL ”
The Newest Last in Men’s Oxfords
, $8.50
CO'NNEALLY. e BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
::--:: STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ::—::
Georgetown Dorian Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
South N orwalk
Aluminum “'eldlnz a Specialty
15' Cross Street
Don’t Throw Away
That Broken Casting—Take It to the
SUCCESS WELDING &.CUTTING CO.
“'ELDEBS OF QUALITY
Phone 472
Carbon Removing
Norwalk, Oonn.
I as}. Pratt’s Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
It Grows Them Faster.
- FRANK LIBNER AND SONS
commas]: srsnn'r
man of this city was fined $100 and!
costs and sentenced to ten dm‘s int
jail in the local police court }'!‘Sl(‘!‘-
day on 9. charge of \lolntion of thc
liquor law. lie is joint owner of a
saloon with Angus i-‘. M. .\lcl\'innon,
who was given a similar sentence.
Harold C. llrown. nilngcd "lookout"
for the place. was fined $10 and
costs on a. charge of giving informa-
tion of the intended action of the
police. Conlon resigned from the
police force about a year ago. He
announced his intmuion to appeal
from today's sentence.
GREECE’S lax-KING
ENJOYS HIMSELF
MINUS ms MATE
THE Eamon
lcngthy i l
marrow! “
.Httention'ofs ' '. 38 Mai“
motive personal attention to
impaign in Morocco, so for
.the .-.herif 1f Arena.
General Prim dc Riots-n. the Spanish, dictator, is giving his
pnin's biggest problem, its military
disastrous adventure. He is shown .
‘with the son of Raisuli, famed outlaw, on a visit to the palace of
f‘
:
BILLY WHISKERS
82 mass moo uozvl'bomr
3-‘
The two cats had hidden them-
selves in the tree to escape being
dressed up in dolls' clothes.
After looking for the cats every-
where. the girls came back to the
front of the house and sat down
by the empty doll carriage. scold-
ing and telling each other what
they would do when they laid
hands on those two cuts again.
Presently one of the little girls
throw herself back on the grass. her
head on her hands. too angry to
ialk any more. Low and behold!
\Vhat did she see but those two cats
she had been talking about sitting
quietly side by side on a limb over
her head looking down on her. Yes,
and from the expression on their
faces she knew they were laughing
at her!
"Nellie. ,Ncllic. look up in the
tree over your head and see what
you will see!" ,
“Oh. you naughty. miserable
cats! r‘omo right straight down out
of that tree this minute!"
"Oh, yes. we will be right down
when we are good and ready," mc-
owed Button.
"\Vo are very comfortable up here
so you two better play with your
dolls. as we intend to spend the rest
of the day up hero." nlcowed Bella.
"You miserable cats. you! if I
had hold of you. I‘d pull your tails.
so I would!" called Nellie.
"Better wait until you DO get
hold of us before you tell what you
will do to us," nicowcd back But-
ton.
"Let us throw green apples up at
them and make them come down,"
suggested Kittie.
"All right. Let's do!"
"They make me laugh." said But-
ton. “Neither one of thcm could hit
the side of a burn even if they aim-
cd at it. To try to hit us up here is
pcrfccili' ridiculous."
"i bet they hit themselves," me-
ownd Bella. “Here they come with
their nprryls full of apples.”
The stilts begun to throw the up-
are-sews . ,.
GUA
pics up in the tree but they could
not even throw high enough to hi
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; a THIS PICTURE
. shows you away to not-only save
your back but to relieve you from
inhaling‘dust and gems from your
Then the moment you
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he bottom and stay
When not
venient receptacle for
J
pan drops down and the sweepings go to t
there until dumped, never scattering in the slightest.
in use the pan hangs on a nail and is a con
waste papers, burnt matches, etc.
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THE KARM TERMINAL call c0. ‘ ‘
noawm's mar soar. o
64.NORTH»MAIN ST. man
we
th climb on which the cats eat. And
presently an apple came down and
hit Kittie on the head. .
"There, Didn't I tell you they
would hit themselves?" said Bella.
Just then Nellie let out a cry and
the cats laughed so they nearly fell
off the limb, for Kittie in her on-
deavor to throw high enough had
whirled half way around and as
she turned the apple flew out of her
hand before she was ready and it
hit Nellie squarely in the back.
"Let's not try to hit them
more," proposed Nellie wisely.
(But tomorrow they think up a
new way to get the cats down.)
Missing Girl’Found
In ’Phone Exchange
any
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7.~Flor-
lne Adams, 18. missing five months
and found by her father in a New
York telephone exchange suffering
Ifrom amnesia. today partially re-
gained her memory. and. according
10 hr father, rccognized members
of her family at their home in Ger-
mantown.
l'lcr normal mentality is expected
to return within a few days. The
girl disappeared last March while
enroute from Baltimore to this city.
It was said she foil and struek her
head against a scat on the train and
upon being revived. ‘continucd to
New York. She obtained cmploy~
nlent there undentho name of Jane
Johnson. apparently having no rec-
ollection of her previous life.
Duke of York Not
Coming With Brother
LONDON. Aug. 7.—~—A report that
the Duke of York was planning to
accompany the Prince of “'alcs on
his forthcoming trip to the United
States and Canada. on which the
Prince will sail Aug. 23. was char-
acterized in authoritative quarters
today as without foundation. It
was announced only yesterday that
the Duke and Duchess of York
“So Easy” Dust Pans
FREE
_‘. THIS WEEK!
Yes i
.. -lfor some of
sweeping.
raise the
’ business in this city for many years
Autumn CASE
Ann Luther Sues Min-
ing Man for $100,000,
Alleging Breach o
/ Agreement ‘
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 7.—-Propos-
sis of marriage and promises of a
well financed film career were made
in a. pullman stateroom. in which
she and Jack White. mining man.
were speeding westward toward
Hollywood and the movies. Ann Lu-
ther. actress. has testified here in
her 8100.000 suit against White for
alleged breach "of an agreement to
star her in motion pictures.
White tolda Jury of eleven wo-
men and one man that it was Miss
Luther who lured him across the
continent to help her get started in
the films. and that it was only after
they arrived here that he learned
she was the wife of Ed Gallagher.
' Denim His Accusations.
Miss Luther remained on the
stand all of Tuesday to deny these
accusations and she described in de-
tail how White. after persuading her
to go to California with him to be
tilled the journey from New York to
Hollywood with proposals that they
go to Mexico and marry, although
he had a. wife and child. She said
\Vhite once told a jewelry clerk here
that they had.been married.
On one occasion she said. he made
love to her in Spanish. but whether
he spoke in English or Spanish he
always declared himself eager to
marry her and finance her career in
the films. She. in turn. promised to
be his wife, she testified.
c. 0. P. TO SEND °
SPEAKERS iNTO
All SECTIONS
NEW' YORK. August 7—Willism
M. Bulter. republish national
chairman. has asked representative
Tllson and Representative Saunders.
managers of the eastern and westren
speakers' bureaus to make an effort
to supply speakers even in sections
considered safiely republican.
After spending most of Monday
going over plans for the eastern
campaign with Mr Tilson. Mr. But—
ler revised his earlier intention of
restricting activities in normally re~
publican states and concentrating
upon doubtful areas.
It was said that the new policy
was a result of many appeals from'
New York and New England on be-
half of local leaders who already
had arranged rallies. In some places
in the west also this has been done.
“I am hopeful that we can de-
velop a feeling that failure to vote
will be as disgraceful as the fail-
ure to pay proper debts." said the
chairman. who added that President
Coolidge had nothing to fear from
an increased total vote.
James Francis Burke. former re-
presentative from Pennsylvania
and former secretary of the republi-
can national commmittee. today
was named assistant director of the
eastern campaign.
NEW HAVEN JEWEIER LIES
NEW' HAVEN, Aug .7.-—Curtis J.
Munson 72. formerly in the Jewelry
died yesterday at his home here. He
retired from active bisiness several
years ago.
DENY REPORT.
ROME. Aug. 7.-——The statement
concerning a probable postponement
of the Holy Yea: celebrations to
1926, published by the newspaper
Zcreno. is denied by the vatlcan.
would sail for British East Africa
TO 'ALL' WHO {5 '
PLACE THEIR on. "
DERSFORCOAL‘
we will give everyone
who places an order this week
our beautiful
, one - of
Spurn NORWALK
in November on a. three months‘
tour.
-.
Save
Your
starred in pictures at his expense, ,
Tristram e Hyatt
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
EVERFAST GUAM}.
We lulflntee -
°" "W re
Evert-It “drill-ll:
Idem we will rd“
'0} only the pn
price per 31rd, it
cost oi nilklllintt
fitment :3 "ll.
\With each dress length of ..
9h canons: .
. Everfest
“fish Fabrics
IS attractive booklet is given away he.
with each purchase of a dress length of
Everiast.’ It contains complete instructions to,
making two smart summer frocks, with sug.
gestions for varying them in many charming
ways. They were designed by Mary Brooks
Picken. Director of Instruction of the Woman's
. Institute, and are delightfully easy to make.
\ Even a novice can make both these dresses in
an afternoon. Come in and see our stock of
Everfast Wash Fabrics. All colors guaranteed
inst, regardless of how they are washed. 2')“,
. a. was be boiled.
Ask to See Them at Our Domestic Counter.
DON'T MISS THIS STARTLING
' DRESS SALE
:00 Ponies-dam! Tub Silk Dresses, Formerly secs your 533
300 Voile: and Pure lrish Linen Dresses, Formerly Sf 215 Mm 535
150 All New Canton. Satin and Other Silks, Formo riy 3: Now 35“
175 High Clue Silks in Sport and Dress Models, Formed)" 31m
Now................................ ................ 51
500 Fibre Silk Sweaters to go at this low price. Formerly sass;
Now . "mm
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The Talk of the Town
OURDRESSES .................83.95t05935
OURSKIRTS $2.95t09635
OURSWEATERS 93ctoSi.95
EXCLUSIVE STYLES
Every Day Is Bargain Day At
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE
45 Wall St. Norwalk C nu
MID-SUMMER SALE
15 to 331/3% off
A. J. COLLINS CO.
70 N 0. MAIN ST. Phone 747 SO. N ORWALK
Many N Ovelties in Neckwear
Dainty Rufflings and Bandings.
Many new styles in Collar and Cuff Sets.
Linen and Organdy Vests.
Yesting by the yard.
Section Collars of Lace.
Collars for round, square and V»nccks.
Silk Ties in popular shades.
J. I. .MALLETTE
Washington Street Telephone 449 " South Nomi
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