THIJRSDAY, JULY 9,1925. P. 0. 013000 WILL BE NEARLY . . FORTY Mill. on: Business Called Sails-3 factory However, forl Month of June Un-E der New Rates . _. . WASHINGTON. .llll)‘ it. (.\P.)—-— 'A deficit. of llppltl\llllfllf‘l_\’ 3‘10000: I100 for postal operations for the fiscal year of 10:.) was estimated to- day by Postmaster General New. The indicated deficit for the ,vetir. which ended on June 30 was at- tributed by the Postmaster General to the increased pay of pns'al oin- ployes and the change in postage rdtes. 1n aunmmting total postil rc- ceipts of $3,532.65: for June. at 50 industrial city postoi‘fitvs. he said: “The. receipts of the .10 selected postoffiues for June shim. an in- crease of 14.72 per cent, mcr Juno 1924. and those of Fm industrial cities with 16.45 per cent show . \In a better average. ‘j’i‘hei'o are two most (ratifying circumstances in connection‘ with these tigtlt‘cs. the first of which is the tact that every oils of the lurc- ll' Fillt‘s shows an increase; and iltt‘ :amo is true of all but one of the 50 industrial cities. The month's business is therefore quite satia- l..tlill‘y from the standpoint of the postnl't'lL'C. ' "(if courso uny i:SllnlflI0 based on those. figures as to now nearly the postal receipts will balance expen- ditures for the current year is the nwrr-st guess. But the. figures. quot- t.t would imlic'tte a deficit of some- 1thing like “0.000.000, which is due. oi course. to legislation passed by the last Congress affecting both pay anti rates." THE COAL SITUATION. WASHINGTON. July 9 (AP). —- Stocks of bituminous coal in consu- mers‘ hands June 1 showed a sharp decrease over March 1 while anthra. cite held by retail dealers increased. the geological survey declared today in statistics covering the trade. The total quantity of bituminous in stor- age by consumers June 1. 1925. was placed at 38.000.000 net tons, against “000,000 on March 1 and 51,000.. 000 on June 1. 1924. —.—-——- Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. DE MOLAY BOYS ENJOY OUTING, lN WESTPORT Ofiicers Were Elected “At Meeting L a st Week —— Harold BIS-t sell Master Councilor ' The Norwalk Chapter of the 0r~ dcr of De Moldy, in conjunction with the Bridgeport, Stamford and New Haven chapters held a success- ful outing at Stone's Grove. West- port. on July 4. The program of athletic events started at 10 o'clock. The Norwalk representatives were very successful, capturing first place in the 100 yard dash. first. and third places in the 1 mile run, and third prize in the three-legged race. Nor- walk lost the ball game between Norwalk and Bridgeport by the score of 18 to 6. and lost the field pus ball game- to Bridgeport by a score of 11 to 5. Bridgeport also Phil Prensky Get-Acquainl S-A-L-E-l Values Awaiting You That Will Shatter pers, starts Record of the Year! 'A Get-Acquainted Sale without a parallel—an opportunity that is offered only to show the men of this vicinity why I am entitled to their patronage. A‘ Price Crashing, Money Saving Event, little known to Norwalk shop- Friday July 10 at 8:30 A. M. ‘ S 0 Every Selling 015,000 Worth of men’s fine clothes, hats and furnishings marked, ticketed and placed on sale at Sensational Reductions. ' Men Look! Arrow semi-soft. collars. 6 for .. $1.00 t Men’s Underwear! l 500 balbriggan shirt539 and drawers. each . . C (let: this! Seal package handkerchiefs, each 70; Fine balbriggan shirts and $25 and $30 Suits. greys and tens, only a limited number $14.95 at. ncckwcar. 3 for $2.40. $1 and $1.50 fine and new 89c drawers, short sleeves, ankle tlength drawers. 69 Etich....... c Fine ribbed union suits, all nu...- Special ! neckwear. 3 for $3.40 $1.50 and $2.00 $1.19 sizes in famous $1 69 Spring Tex brand 0 ______.—,__.__.___.___—————— $1.25 men’s athletic nainsook 50c and 75c Bat Wing Tics. - 3 for $1.00 39c . 89c 69c Men’s Shirts' Odd lot, all sizes. Value to $1.39 $2.25 Regular $2.00 silk stripe Inadriis shirts, limited $1.49 at .. Beautiful st r i p c s and plain culv'rt'tl shirts, collar attached 01' ueckband 5-1} le$ 1 .79 $3.00 and $3.50 silk stripe, collar attached shirts, about 20 (102. $9 19 .‘r-jo in the lot . .. $3.50 and $4.00 shirt Q while they last, just the thing for , $2.95 now __________.._.___—— Gordon, collar attached. white only, value $3.00 m“ $2.39 $3.50 ___________.__——- English broadcloth shirts, neckband or collar attach- ed, white or $1 89 0 colored . . . . . 350 B. V. D. shirts and drawers $51.50 B. V. D. athletic union suits $1.29 Bathing Suits $5.50 and $6.00 Reis bathing Elli: £0.32". $4.59 39c 50c bathing belts white or colored .. New Hosiery Lisle hose, all colors. 5 pair .. $1000 Pair.... ..39C $1.00 silk hose 9 All colors 6 C .——_—A—_————————- $1.00 Not-a-Seam 69c hose, all colors .. 33300:; $1.89 . 2.25 khaki pants "ad" $1.69 strong . . . 500 silk hose $35.00 suits in the new col, legiate model, plain or fancy patterns. One lot of men’s fine suits. No two alike. Values to $40 $40.00 blue serge suits, ah- solutely fast color, single or1 double breasted models. Coal servaiive or w... mod.1..$3l.50 ....$19.85 $22.50 ' i l . , - All $2.50 and 300 dress pants $2 and $2.50 Men’s Caps $1.65 $1.95 pair...... ..... Phillip Pre nsky 21 WALL ST. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY STORE IN THE CITY N'ORWALK visit the club rooms each owning. . was presented with a beautiful Past THE EVENING SENTINEB trimmed Norwalk at volley ball 3 out of it games. Luncheon was served at 12:30 o'clock after which a social hour was enjoyed by all. Swimming contests were held at 2 o'clock after which a series of music games were played. 'i‘houe attending the outing were unanimous in expressing their ' opinion that they had enjoyed a" great time. At the regular, meeting Chapter held last Thursday the evcu~t of ing officers elected for the ensuing i '. term were installed. "Dad" Howuiu Gorham acted for the Grand Mast- tr Councilor of Kansas City, and “Pop" Ellsworth Lockwood acted as Grand Marshall. llarold E. lila- selt was installed as Master Coun- cilor of the chapter. William 1'. Gustnfson as Senior Councilor. and ilalph Lcycctt as Junior Councilor. Aitrr the meeting the members ad- ' join-tied to the new club house 011 i.ll.‘.:\‘lll street where games. lllllsvlli and a social hour were en. ju3’8tl. The Chapter has been invited to participate in the Grotto parade and witness the ball game to. be held Saturday. July 18. Special Iate tickets for De lilolay members only to the dinner at Roton I‘oint after the game are now on sale. A regular meeting of the Chapt|r (‘tub was held at the clubrooms this week. The club is “sporting" a new player-plan?» and the members havg been holding roll-showers which have provided a large num- ber of very fine pieces and the strains of popular and classical music now greet the ears of all who At the regular meeting held last week the retiring Master Councilor Master Councilor jewel by the mem- bers of the Chapter. The presenta- tion was made by "Dad“ (,lorham. Shelton PoliIze Stop , Alleged Communists SHELTON. Conn. July 9 (AP). Mrs. ltose .-\iai'kley, of West Haven. and Robert Kling. charged with \‘io- latlon of city ordinance which for- bids distribution of literature on the streets without a permit. were fined 32 and costs in City court yesterday. amounting to $17.50 in each case. Their Hi'icst. filowetl the distribution of alleged Communistic phumplets at the plant of the Sidney lillllllt’lllhal company. where a strike of weavers was recentlyscttled incitinctoauoth- or walkout it is said. Both pleaded ig- norance of the law and were let go with minimum fines on their protu- ice that they would stay away from Shelton In the future and see to it that their associates did likewise. It was reporter] today that federal agents were here for the purpose of a further investigation of the mat- ter. He’ll Increase Our Population By 13 NEW YORK. July 0 (AP).—~The farming population of the fertile Mtdwest~exnct location undeter- mined—ls going to be increased by Samuel Bell, wife and 11 children who have just arrived from Corssgsr. County Down. Ulster. For twenty-four years Bell tilled a. plot in Ulster, but when he found he was raising an more. potatoes than before the advent of babies, the land and all other family belongings were turned into cash in the belief that there was opportunity sundry miles west of the Goddess of Liberty. The passage on the Celtic, which arrived yesterday. c05t $640. but the father believes there. is enough left inthe. exchequer to start most of the family on the. way to becoming part of the American agricultural life. There are seven boys and four girls. ages flinging from 2 1,-2 to 22. __._.___.___.__._._. STAMFORD WOMAN DIES. S’l'AMl-‘OHD. July 9.—1\irs. Sara C. Gallery. 21 Limerick street. died yesterday at her home here. She was born in Ireland and had lived in Stamford since 1806. She is sur- vived by tlvc children and ten grand children. ,TEST FREE Be Well As well as this help can make you All medical science has lately had to confess a very grave mistake. For generations it has been sup- posed that. cathartics stimulated torpid livers. Now all physicians know that they don't. But a new science has developed. it relates to gland secretions. That research has revealed the fact that ox-gall—a g‘land secretion—does make the liver active. There. is no doubt. stood all the Clinical tests. Physi- cians the world over prescribe it. And countless people everywhere rejoice at its effects. 'I'orpld liver causes millions of ill conditions. Among them are these: Indigestion. Ox-gall. has FLORENCE OIL’RANGES FULL' LINE 'ALW-AYS IN STOCK 'ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF REPAIR PARTS CARRIED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. ‘ STERLING FURNITURE (:0. 43-65 North Main St. Phone 105 So. Norwalk Cutawaym'ewof Flor- ence burner, showing how flame is focused .9" the cooking vessel. twin/w, "u t i iii 7 l ‘ R I ‘l his flame heats the kettle NO use ‘to .hope for a cool kitchen If your cooking stove throws much of the beat out Into the room. The Florence Oil Range puts the heat into the cooking and leaves the kitchen a pleasant place to work on a hot day. . That is because the Florence Is the Oil range with focused heat. The Florence burners send the heat directly into the bottom of the pet. Of course this means not only quick cooking but economy of # FLORENCE . OilRange w kerosene, which is a cheap fuel. 'The Florence is simplicity itself to operate. There are no wicks to trim, and a turn of the lever gives you the degree of heat you want. The leveler on each foot enables you to place the stove even on an uneven floor. “hen you examine the Flor- ence at the store be certain to notice the famous Florence Oven, built on the principle of the old Dutch oven. The patented heat- spreader insures even distribu- tion of heat and keeps your ~ not the kitchen. roasts and baked things from being burned on the bottom. . The Florence is a beauty, and " Itsbeauty is not skin-deep, for , It 15 a quality product all the 4 - way through. Don’t put off going to the store to see the Florence In action. This oil range with the focused heat should mean much to you In the hot summer days to come. FLOR ~'" “referragemm 45 East 17m St., New York. N. r. Telephone: Stuyvesant 3196. Mat-m of Florence on R . I'I‘ , Florence Water Hraien “21:25 (SnuggliicHezm .' pi id‘t Constipation. Impurc blood. lligh blood pressure. kidney and heart troubles. itad complexions. Lack of youth. 'l‘orpid liver means scanty bile. And that lets poisons form in the intestines. These poisons affect‘thc. health and vitality of perhaps half the people you meet. Now ox-gall comes in tablet form. called Dioxol. Each tablet contains lo drops of purified drugglsts supply them. Learn what Dioxol docs. Find out what it means to really stimulate your liver. It may change your whole life and career. You are wel— come to do this at our expense. Mail us the coupon now. “Dioxol” is specially recommended by Harold A. Mead—Adv. I mm Pear-Int a. u Undies: Av... New York. N. Y. gun-testament. Free rad ox-gall. All i . ' _. .. .___.-n__. i l t t t l TERMS EXTENDED “ " I is”. I. I. to. g 0 $133 LIBERAL LIBERAL ‘- i . 3 CREDIT CREDIT ~ TERMS EXTENDED
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