,w- dlfi'é ea chance to prove this fact
THE TIME. THE PLACE
AND THE COAL.
THE TIME to buy Coal for
next winter is now~and what-
, over happens don’ t forget that we
[,gave you this advice.
THE PLACE to huy Coal is
here—and thousands there be
who have so found it.
THE COAL we son is of the
.best quality—and we'd greatly
to YOU.
How many tons do you need?
Lethal and Gentlemen: “ l
‘ It you get. cheated don’t
I. blame mo.
Wm. Efiron
“THE RIGHT
JUNK DEALER
I had many complaints Inst
, year at a man who went around
with 11 name that sounds like ‘
' mine. I don't go around with
balls on or come to your house
unless sent (or. I pay to per ii).
for rugs and best prices for rub~
born, motnla, etc. 'i‘oi. MI.
10
Honest Weight. Right Prices.
Careful Drivers. Prompt Service.
Wholesale, 17c per hundred. 83.40
per ton. Family trade. 30¢ per
hundred.
Furniture moved. Sunday school
plenicu, etc., taken to any of the
shore resorts by auto truck at rea-
sonable prices.
Conneaiiy
Bracken
E. c. BURT’S
, Ladies’
Oxfords 8:
Fungus
Emerson and
- Kieth-Konqueror
for - Men
Connealiy &
Bracken
Bl WASHINGTON 81".
Tel. 363-4
.
We oimply will'not carry over from
season to toalon our
Oxfords
Will Sell Same at
Gust
-——- MAX LEVY ——-
1“ WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
. ............. . ..
ISLAND TROLLEYMEN
STRIKE.
CONEY
' Int. 897.
AUCTIONEER
E. T. BATES
South Norwaik and Darien
25943.
J BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
L SATURDAY
.wm-
22 W. WASHINGTO
iiillllliil illlililli u
‘ ill on lililllllli
‘Congressional Committee Desir-
ed to Have Him Clear Up a
a Number of Matters
NEW YORK. Aug. h.-~-t‘ol. Roose-
4velt took the witnoss stand In tho oon-
urossionnl inquiry into the niool (tor-
porution, to toil whnl. he know rogurd-
lug tho nhsorptiuu of tho 'i‘onnoosoo
Coal und iron (‘ompunr by the Stool
florporntlon during the punk: of 190?.
Mr. Roosevelt reached the city hull
of ltlzili). Ills intention to npponr hnd
been ltopt sorrel. hut n low mouwnis
below his nrrivnl police otlioorli Wore
stniionod in tho :tlrudmnnio ohnnibor
ulid its nppronchos.
. 'l‘ho iornlor president tipponrod in
oxcoodinnly good humor nnd urootod
(lbnlrlnlni Sinnloy nnd oilior illt’llllitfl‘fi
of the cominittoo with onlhusinnm.
"I'm glad to not: you :ill." ho dorinl
ed as he stood in the motor of n group
of roinlniitor-moi!.
“l'ln i'nri' doiiuhiotl to son you, in-
dood, sir," he said to Ilmtrosontnlivo
Younit. n itopuhilrnn molnhor of tho.
roiniuitioo
\ir Iloosowii took tho stoud nt
“DUB.
“'iiu-ro limo boon certain matters
roururninu whivh thorn lliltl been murh
disononlon.” (:huirmnu Stanley nn~
nonnaod. "nud tho Ctnnrnlttoo doniros
Mr. ltoosorolt's infm'nmtiou lhoroto.
.‘iir. iloonorelt did not ooino In ro-
oponso to n nuhptmun. lie wnn drivin-
8%
ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED CAP-
l lTAL STOCK
of the Income securities A Morton o
Corporation of New York City, is offer-
od for sole for a limited time only.
This allotment will he oold at 11 price
that will not the purchnaer 8% tile
dentin, tax exempt in tho stnto of Now
l.‘t’orlt is secured bi real estate In the
'ciiy of Brooklyn equal to throo times
the mine of the issue This stock In
limited In amounts to onoh purchnsor.
1J~Jor lull pnrtionlurs, write, phone or
In .
COBURN & HULL
94 Washington 8L, Booth Norwnik
Tel. 4144
Gentlemen-
If you do not want the
JBest Cigars, do not ask
for any of us.
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--'I‘hom was it
strike today of motor-men nnd oouriuo'
tons on three. trolley lined in Brook-
lyn operated by the Conny Inland and
‘ Brooklyn Street Railway Company.
The mon struck for an increase in Willi .
on, tho trouhlo doting book for ovor o.
month. The company any they will
hire s‘trlltohronhoru. i’olloo ul'o Kunmi-
lng tho power houses.
0n tho throe Illnou nifotztod by tho
otrllio :t-ho employees tiro affiliated
with tho Ainulgnmntoll Aaaoniotion of
Street and Electric iinllwny Em-
ployeon'of Amerlon. Etnploioea of the
‘ , DeKnlb line, which in operated by the
name compnny. nro nmlintod with tho
Kniuhin of Labor and they nro still in
work. ‘
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
B. J REYNOLDS Mfr.
'i‘ho hearing which won burnod out
In tho hrunh with Sloivnrl Elliotl'n
"iiurrnnoor" of tho rorout East Nor-
wnllt Yacht Club moon. In lining in-
ntollod today in Ell. .lohn nnd Koynor'n
lust (iron the "Greyhound" in propun
ntion for tho rurun thin nilornoon at
the Norwolk Yuoht Chill. William J.
intronnt, .lr.. in doing the Work.
How...” ....
Information to nnybodr thnt you nro
mnkinit moot-y is no inviiniiou to hint
to try to not it itil'iiy from you.
Jod of our doairo to hour front him
with reference to tho, nbsorption of
the Tennessee t‘onl and iron Company. ‘
lit,I kindly advised me that he would
Jgiadiy court: and We thunk him for his
~ appearance.“
"After you find trout-touristy nnid i
Jshonld conio iii if) o'clock, Mr. (Yhnlr-
mun, i wrote out the ntntomont l
ohould Him to moko." Mild the former
president, after Mr. Stanley hud nailed
him to oxplnln whnt knowledge he had
of the 'f‘onneaxoc (‘onl and iron ah-
sorption by tho i‘nitod Stilton Steel
Corporation.
"I would ilko to root) tho. statement
I hate propnrod. "
“You only rend it." sold the choir-J
man. "oertninly. jun: us you choose."
Mr iloonovolt then hogan reading,
lniiutlllf‘lim his subject lly n donrrip
,tiou of tho llllnnrlul [t-lflli conditions
in the full of ”301'. .
"it won the utmost duty of the ud-
'inlnistrntlon." ho road to plovonl hy
nil moans tho shroud of the panic ho
ioro It hocnnlo u dinnntor"
’f‘ho utertotnr'i of tho trouuur) nndJ
hiinnoif he said unto constnntly in
touch with lllt‘ alluntion During that
time ho lonrnod ihnt two member» of
the ilililod i-llliitIn
wirhod to NW him in the morning. At
breakfast tho next day. he was in-
lormod thnt .lndxo (Inn and ii. (2.
JiI‘ritIlt woro waiting to our him. Mr.
ilonnpnrlo. then nilotnoynouornl ho
contlnuod. find not rut nrr'tlwl from
iinltluioro
l "i titlili it onto lo Scri‘olnr)‘ Iioot to
come ovor," tho fill'lllm‘ propitioni roiui.l
"nnd lio nrrivod nl tho Whlto i-iontlo."
Wow-..
a
hENEALY HOME AGAIN.
Recover: from alight Heart Attack
in Hartford.
B’l‘AMHimi Aug. 5 Michael Kort
only. olinirmnn of tho Roptibllnnn ntnto
Jroutrnl oominliioo. returned homo hint
night from Ilnrlfoid wanro ho lliiil
boon iii illilt‘ti \i'otluosdny with n niiulil'
filliil'lt of “hill! dinonno Ilo won ink
26 WOODWARD AVE.' 80. NOR.
W- Imam-WW W-~—-W Wm...
Jtltoat Northern lioiiixh Volley, Gonor-
Slool tiorpoi'niion'
lnttlr ourly thin nflotnoon
AUG. '5. 19 T
to». arm «m
N 8T., 80. N08.
l lllllll Ill Will SlRlll
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-~~
Ji‘riros lignin bonded slowly downwind
on lurgo offerings ill tho oponing oi’ the
stock tunrkot. Union Pacific made 8‘
maximum dorlino of 1% lind on large
'lliocits o. 3. Steel Si Poul flooding,
nl Electric and numerous othor issues
declined from large fractions to u-
point and u hull. |
u...— mw m
LAWYERS MUST HAVE BEEN BUSY
HE sAvs. l
i .lndno liownld ll Scott of tho (’lVll
common piono (ourt enjoin humor;
about on uoll on niliouo r-onnoctod
with the county court house. The
koon wit of lili)‘ humorist. never gets
by his honor and when nonunion pron
soutn itself. .ludgo Scott in right on.
hood with n pun which always illls‘
his honrors with innitliter. l
iiu wont into (‘otlt'i ,vootorduy illOt‘ll~
lllili about It o’rlriok to hour on
ilpponl on it pool dohtot‘d oath (“two
nud us one of thcI tumors in tho. onno
lnno mulling sumo .illoltntions, his
honor looked nhonl for it pouvll. lio'
runhl not find ono nnd (Ilorlt Sidnoy
Lockwotni wnu united to discover one.
hiosnongor ('iiurlvs llundork was
hastily sum to tlu- privnio (‘liiilllhm'u
of lilbrnrinn (‘hurlox Runs and in .l
fun Illllllllt'Itl he returned Mill 3 hand
fill of ponrils
Judge Scott noiootod one from tho.
imnillor which wm luid lioioro liim
nud with n tuint nuiilo playing about
his law, he rotunrkml that it soomod
Jun though tho uttoi‘uoyo Ilud boon buoy
during vocation limo. The t‘mirl‘n
littlo pun otrurk' the portions in tho
court room no light; unite loony nnd
nithonghieomo ”then: would like to
how hurst into laughter. they loirulu-
(Id from doing In, but everyone had it
broad mnilo which showed that .ludgo
Scott's nlioi was well put.
m
THINGS THAT MAKE LIFE WORTH
LIVING.
Triing to fusion 3 almost-n collar
Ion n mvontoon ohirt
l Trying to find a etr'Iouhoriy in :1
onto ehomuko.
J Carrying n watennolon and it down
out; home M the mo time.
Having tho oneptmdoro port omn~
pony right in the middle of u too-
stop.
(letting it pretty foldor from on Al-
lnntlc steamship company when you
are five months back in your rent.
lining tho booi- wngon stop in front
of your house when the minister in
making it cull.
FIRE FIGHTERS STRANEO.
SAN Iliillltx'AillilNO, Cat, Aug. lim‘
An unidentified firo til-tiller. faintly
burnod. wnli found by n pnlrol lanter-
day. lying where he laud lailon exhaust-
ed on tho Son Bornnrdiuo fliOllillillil
ilro lloos. As tho govorutnont mfunoli
to uiiow riuimn for oxponuon in our»
init for tho iniurod fire fighters u not
Iortlon wnn tnlion up to pay tor the
drink mnn's niodlrul niti. At. least
loll illult rind dilinblod fire fighters with
thoir nhoou hurnod from tliolr loot told
their oiotIu-n in man are otrnndod horn.
blur-unw
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RIDGEFIELD WOMAN HANGS HER-
new.
liiillihiit‘ll-Ilill. Aux. 5.”"}“l'il.
illnnrho llnnmo oomniltlod sulrldo
lw hanging hero todliy nt tho honuI
or her mother. with whom ulio livud
’i‘ho bodr nun found looming in tho
No (liltitlti
for her not In known. iiosldoo her
mother sho lonvon n non.
m. .. w..—
AUTOIBT EXONERATED.
lilillititli’tllt'i‘ Ann. 5. humour
Wilson inst nixiit lnintlod down it find
J
eatsipoultrYIFiShi " CLO...
Homer 8. Beers 8: Co.
1 13 MAIN 81”.,NORWALK
Henry
Linen Suits
Mohair Coats
and Taffeta Silk Coats,-—-—— are included in this Sale
and there is a very substantial saving in the price of every garment
'mNorwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store--
38: 5 Gazette Bu'
riding Wall
Annual August
Clearance Sale
of Ladies’ Summer Suits and Coats.
Wash Skirts
Pongee Coats
Summer Dresses
St. Norwalk, Conn. ‘
All of our
Linen Coats
Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
Home- made
Ice Cream
Special Attention Given to Entertain-
mania and Dances
FRESH EVERY WED. AND SAT.
Homemade Cocoanut Cakes. Peanut
Clinton, Old Fashioned Chocolate
Creams, Old Fashioned Chocolate
Pepperminto.
SALE
Now Going
n
m
Gottiieb’s
57 St $10
11 North Main St .
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AUGUST REDUCTIONB
Shirto. $1.16. $1.45. $1.65, $2.15.
$2.65.
Worn $1.60, $2.00,
33.50.
Half Hon, 5 pair: $1.00: were
‘" and 3qu per pair.
.00“
3 pair. $1.00; wot-o 500 per pnir,
Still) Neokwear, now 55c.
Star Nnimook Underwear, 50c;
worn “.00.
Fancy Bot Ties. 25¢: worn :‘lilo.
Straw Hlto $1.40, $1.86. $2.65.
$3.85: were $2.00, $3.00. $4.90.
$5.00.
Pen-man, $3.85 and $6.25: ivoro
$5.00 und Sitllli.
Slightly soiled Straw Hutu. Sip
worn $2.00 to $3.00.
it
2.50, $3.00,
Joseph Davis
85 WuhintPton tit. Tot. Gen.
FEDERAL INCOME TAX VICTORY
l is suns. WORLD FlNDS.
l {New York World.)
A ounvnss of prospects for the Fed-
lot-u! income 'l‘ux amendment hi coi-
rospondonts of 'ine Wot Id in capitals
'of moles not let definitely tomtnit-
led on the proposition invors the
adoption of tho measure, but not. this
,u-nr und possibly not next. it re-
'uuii‘os the vote of thiriifiiii‘o states.
through their Legislatures, to immune
ldfortlvo, hoing throe-iourths of the
torn! number. As thirty hove do-
clurod for it mid ('ii'illitll. rovoke their
action. uud as llhodo isinnd, Vermont
and t‘onuooilont him: roiorted it and
lulu)» ho not down on pormuuontly op.
posed, the issue is loll to the deter»
niiuuiiou of thirteen status.
The rorwspondonls report that pull.
ili‘ opinion will pgoiiulill suing :lt
least the required the ot‘ thorn tor
tho oniondnwni. Tlit'll‘ forecast is as
iollows:
Doubtful
1
For.
\‘ow Hampshire. -"
Iliaamtohusetls,
Maw Jotso)
l \ irginin
“est \irginin.
Louisiana,
iltnh,
Pennsylvania.
l iI‘ioridn.
Minnesota.
Arknnsas,
Delaware. 1
Wyoming.
Total.
New Hampshire.
Now Jersey. \‘irginln, \yost \‘irgiuiu.
Louisiana and l‘tnh have already git"
on partial npprovnl. one branch of
the Legislature favoring and the oth-
er oppising the nwusuro. The Now
ilnuipshiro Loglslnturo will not meet
ligtlin until lilii'l. and soniinwnt Is not
iixdo thorn. but notion in Mportod in
the other stutos within it )our.
Gov. Foss of hinssnchusotts hollows
in tho tint and bus urged it, and now
that It Is inid aside for the prurient
your public opinlop is veering his
way. The Dotnocrnts will put on
income tax pilink in their platform,
following lust yenr's precedent, and
the ilopnblirnno will not openly op~
poso it. J'i‘hey wore content lost your
to alrnddlo the issno. ii In thunJ
likely to he imitated with Hillilt' tIii'ot-t
in‘ tho lipprotiohiui; legloiuliw i‘lllll-
pnhm. The.» politicians oxpovt the
port Louislnluro to ndopt II.
Gov. Wilson tit-m n minimum to the
New Jorsor imitinlnlnro urging the
uniondniont. but in the confusion oi
sentiment in that lltltl)‘ rutliirniiou
fnllod. 'i‘ho foil oinrtlonn will mnko
mnny rimming in tho Loglnlnturo. in
tiltI opinion of thono who hoop close
wnirh on londoncion in that stnto.
the next, impislnturo will ndopt tho
nnxondmont, no It hon ntronig‘pnblio
olipport.
Virulniu hnn dinplnyml littio llllt’l‘t‘lil.
In tho nionnuro. ’i‘ho haunts. inst
session, i'oiod nlmont unanimously ior
It nml tho llouso of llolountos roJorlod
it. tilponkor itiulinrd it}. liirtl iod tho
5
l
Massachusetts.
Saun-
ratification without it
His influence prevail-
ment. in the last session Gov.
tiers opposed
referendum.
to in the Senate. although the House; :5‘
voted uilirmntlroly. tiov. Sillillll‘g;
has slut-o llllllllt‘l)’ nnuounrod thatlld
fool‘s ratification, thus removing the
‘only ortive opposition. All the (Inn-
Ididuies for governor ut the coming
viortion are for the amendment.
l The Utah Legislature will not con.
tone again until Will. The nniend~
- mout was defeated Inst winter through
the uotivities of Gov. William Spry,
who urged that it' there is to be an
income tax the states should he the Jr"
beneficiaries. Spry will run ugtbilf’
for governor and if elected he will no
doubt use his iuilnoure as before.
Jilrmocrnts favor the tax. it‘ they
curry the noxt election the amend.
nmnt will probably be ratified,
in Pennsylvania, Florida and Minno~
sotn one liouso rnimed the amend-
Jmoui last session and the other failed
to not. The new Pennsylvania Legis-
Inturo will meet in llliil. Public opin-
ion hns not expressed itself in that
state. The measure got no further
than committees in the last session.
Its future seems to depend upon the
will of Boles Penrose.
Minnesota is in the doubtful list,
due to indifference rather than to no-
tlve opposition. The llouso mtod tor
Jilie amendment last session, but it
chnt into committee in the Senate
and did not emerge. So for us
Jknown. the senators are not unlaw-
Jnhle to ratification, but there is no
nssurnnre that it will be pushed.
Florida is doulltful.,as is also Arkan-
nus. where the Legislature ratified the .,
resolution at the lust session and the
governor vetoed it.
governor to take such artiOn is ques-
tionod and the point hns not been
settled.
Dolnwuro and Wyoming have not.
yot voted. There will he no session
or the- l..ogislnturo in oilhoi' state until
' 1913. Opinion in hoili is that theI nion~
anre will thou ho rntltiod. The State
inhoritnnoe ’I‘ux law has Wili‘iie‘il wall
in Wyoming for [our yours and gon-
ernl sentiment favors the Federal In«
roino tux.
This summnry provides the requir-
ed iivo votes by llllzl without rotor-
onto to the admission nirunwhiio of
Arizona and New Moxito us nintos.
WOMAN SAVED FROM GALLOWB
I BECOMES MOTHER T0 GIRL.
SM‘IJI‘ S'l‘id MARIE. i)lll.. Aim.
Mrs. At‘igoliuu anoiltnno, who
nnvod from tho hnnmnnn‘s
through tho Ipotltlon of tliuunnndn. ll.
largo proportion of lhmn Amorloumi,
bovumo tho niothor of n hnhy girl
curly yontordny.
Sim killed her llllhllilllltl rnihor thnri
ho driven inlrrii lilo of HlittllltI. ‘i‘ho
«him, which in suit! to no robust. will
ho ‘llliltltlil in tho rnrv of tho (lhiltl-
rtIu‘li Aid Soolotr, willoh ill now
looking nftor the four olhlIr children
of Mrs. anohtnno.
)lro, anoll‘tnno won uvnlvnrod to ho
hung on noon us. hor (‘lllltl was born.
but tho thounnmht of priilioun Gounod
3““.
Will!
The right. of the -
“00 Hit, "
‘le not the fortune oi every man. and unually Involves
'rllky methods. Bloody. systematic caving, for dopoolt in
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
in the only wily for tho moot of ill to uchlovo suction.
Open menday Evenlngwciaud at Noon on ammm
limo 7 J.J..
ll‘" III Wrdnoudny mornlnr at n ilnr~ Inn in which ho oxonorntoo lliohnrtl
lord holrl nnd won liliti'li to n linrtfold i’lornon from lilmno for tho killing on
honpltnl, whom he rendliv renpondod July lid in Norman oi Noah i-lrhoilnid
hor nonunion to ho commuted to lilo ,
imprisonment.
oppouition. It in tiupponotl thnt ho
nutl lilo oiiiod’ poiltirnl inmronts will
—M~M -m. ......
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to trontmont.
w».
QUINTARD—NABH.
The invitations for tho wedding of
Mirth hinriou iinllook, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis ii. Nash. iind Partly C
. Quintortl. son or Councilman and Mrs.
Charles A. Quluturd, are being renew.
nod by the many friends of tho ointplo
. in town. Tho wedding ceremony In to
inko lilitt‘e on August. llth at 7 o’clock,
at it. itlmwood nvnnuo. , liioth young
people are wall known and popular in
5 the town and intro many well wishing.
. J friends. '
I hilt).
hr runnllul.r into him with his automo-
'i‘ho nooldont took place in the
owning and Eloholloiti With sitting ho
sido tho 'i‘ond noloop.
”wwfihw
BOMB THROWER CAUSES PANIC.
ow YORK, Aug. ii.- The fronts of
time: Moral! of n ilvomtory building on
Avonuo A and Twolftlt street Were
hioivn in by up oxplonlon of n homh
onriy todny. ’I‘ho bomh thrower on-
union Then: was: a panic among the
occupants of tho building.
W“..- “W
Bouiinol want- ads. tiring results.
Biol FIRE m MAINE.
nthlilAM. Mnino, nun. I3.~—~'l‘hle
‘littln town in the “backwoods" of
Mnlne, loot lino-ilith ofitn “Valuation
by fire today. when three business
illoolta in tho router of tho town, non-
tninlng throo stores mnl oinht tenth
manta Wore hnrnhd with on nggrognto
loss of $66,000.
' Those horned out Worn J. J. Lander
it Company. imrdwnro. and Lander
and Monro. drugglntn nod jewelers:
F“ 8. itnnnoweil grocer and the Cithill
Bionic. for many yarn need on n hotol.
known as the Store mm. "
«gain light it and public opinion in
lukewarm regarding it. it in not nnl OUR OWN WAV-
isslio in u single iogmlntlvo llltllt‘lt'l.l 'i‘ho mlstnkos thnl we mortals motto
The state only be olnsnotl na doubtful. when We have our own way plight.
Althonnh sentiment is not pro- fairly rhino some Wonder, that, we are
trounced in Wont Virginia. the improa» fond o! it.~~tloorgo Eliot} ‘
nion thorn in that the amendment tins , J;
n inir ohnnoo with the next lmnlsln- Cooltonoo 'i'riho, .'o 52.1. 0.1%.
turn. Only ono vote was cast against M., held it regular intuitions meeting
it. out 9! eighlywoiit in the House or lost owning and nrrungod for the
Delegates Inst derision. The Homo sending nwny of the unveiling topoe
tit-nth: loaders talked it down in tho whirh into boon in Norwnik sorernl
Bonnie. which rejected it by it vote Weeks/1t omnll straw hut. huh boon
of 17 to 13. , added to this ohorms upon the topoo
Lonislnnh is mounted for the mend, on tho leading industry of. Norwnih. .
“MOM
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