“dent go around with beams lull: dealer iIn flaws: ' “mu: '0.“ y ml Entirely: For .dii’sst Nor walk ‘i‘el; «till szten We are buying the funk the man must Hive you a duplicate bill to and» tr you. 9 l Iell whiskey flasks. 35-bit: at $1. 25 gross; pin. 22 gross. rite ornamental; AND THE COAL/ 9 "The TIME ‘ to“ buy 0558.13 me? next 'winter is now-And .- what-x ever happens don’t forgot that we gave you‘this advice. “was: PLACE to buy Coalis here-and thousands there be. who haer so found it. 4. THE COAL we sell is oi the best . quality—Land we’d greatly like a shame; to prove this fact «to iron. How many tens do ‘you need? . . 9 ‘ BUY Hazelton ' COAL The B. Hersbfield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water at. 8% ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED’CAP— i ITAL STOCK of the Incomee8ecuritlee a Mortgage Corporation of New York City, is offer ed for sale for a limited time only. This allotment will be sold at a price that will net the pulchuser 8% dlvl~ deuds, tax exempt in the state of New York, is secured by real estate in the city of llrookiyn equal to three times the value of the issue. This stock is limited in amounts to each purchaser. a. c. *BURT’S Ladies’ 9. . Oxfords & 999.99.:I 89.9999 Pumps Emerson' and Kieth-Konquero'r I gnnealiy & Bracken ‘ The first and worst of” all trends .is to cheat one's ‘sel ."--Baiiey. Don’t chest yourself any longer with inferior Cigars. Smoke us. 9 for Men) | Room LUDLow ; WIN cm . ' NUGGET Conneally & ‘ arms can ‘ ‘ 9 ‘ CIGARS BfaCken n. J. Rsyuoms. Mfr. in WASHlNGTON 81'. Tel. 303-4 mm. stun WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-Prlcea broke sharply at the opening of the stock market, Union Pacific. the lean tore. falling 1% points and Southern Pacific. Reading, Amalgamated Cop- per, behlgh Valley, Canadian Pacific mu”. ‘Illsipiy will not carry over from 3m to season our list. opening prices, but not before a num‘ , her of stocks had fallen under yester- day‘s low level. These included [in- Ifl WACHINOTON "REIT IRIDGI ' IDUTH NORWALK Pacific. Northern Pacific Great North- ern pfd, Atchlson lehiah Valley. St ...-.. tonsl Harvester. fly it o’clock a ma- jority of the losses were fully recov- ered, but the undertone continued heavy WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—~'I‘ha mar- IEITTIE Jim ’i‘lilnii‘ildLD COURTHOUSE. } “slug. 22. ~Bherlff (llll was busy to- inching an additional venlre ‘ y residents of the (ounty for lilo Jury duty in the Besttle case. . was no session or the court to and Henry Clay 'iieatlc, Jr.. ‘with the murder of his young gunned in the Henriee County ehmosd ‘ ”" Meade at one . h ... W. buty four oflt‘het tzgl‘;;y1l?::' name commission today reported a .. were subjects of peremptory chill new lobster bill providing that the M ‘o by the defense lfld u was said W “’“m °' “ mm“ “"6 ”r om. t In of these challenges would be 3's: 2;.“a1‘::;‘:‘fi'fihfidmzum 9 "6' 1;T.trl¥l"itl:gflrlr $8 ta. other. exclusiveof clean and feelers. so to repwt tomorrow. The present measurement is at least ' 9 m. inches along the backbone. in Member, ofgthe Family Should have “seemed sum drawing interest in ‘ South Nor-walk sovings Bank olJor members not only M protection Against use > - expenses, but as a good muffle to the soon! , A DOLLAR “mm A“ ADM"!!! midday. except for the further heavl~ ness of Union Pacific and a sharp do cllue of 1% in Baltimore at Ohio, dew pits the letters fairly good showing for July. Business fell to the most lnoagro proportions and the list was apperentiydeft to its own devices. Inna—a... . it) "' by the retailers through the wholesal- and Atchlson all declining a point or bearing upon that point. more with weakness elsewhere in the ears that the cmmsel for the commit- WAlJ. STREET. il a. m.»«The msr- care who testified to the existence at hot made appreciable recovery from one time of a "factor" ion Pacific,€iouthern Pacific. Canadian' Fran, Consolidated Gas and lmernI-l l hat was practically featureless durina‘ Porterhouse 25¢: a iii mall on u. llllltlllnllnllu 'cummitfos Makes‘lts i-‘inal lie- port to the legislative- and Hopes for Better Conditions ' HARTFORD, Aug. 22.——’f‘he special committee appointed to investigate the high cost of living in the state to- day made its final report to the gen- eral assembly. it referred in opening to bills \‘vhich hud been offered for the bettering of the conditions in milk and cream and dairy products, for es- tablishing a bureau of wclghtu nod measures together with other hills which have been reported by the ju- diciary committee. The committee says that, it finds while there is a marked tendency toward cooperation I! merchants in the slate engaged in handling like commodities there are very few if any combinations or in unreasonable restraint of trade or for the purpose of creating a monoply in the handling of merchandise, coming under tho load of necessities of life. The so-caiied Wholesale Groccrts' Aa- nccintloll has been Investigated and er. ldeuce secured to show that there ex- luts a “Southern New England Whole— sale Grocers“ Association.“ but there is no evidence that the members of this association met for the purpose of fix- ing the prices or that the association has any rules or regulation. or in fact. any understanding that would prevent the members of it from underseillug each other or entering into compet- ititlon with other wholesale grocers. Some articles of merchandise which are handled by wholesale grocers can not he purchased by retail dealers di- rectly from the manufacturers or pro- ducers The report then goes on to cite a number of articles sold by vari- ous companies which must be bought are. Some experts of testimony on this point were included in the room After this testimony is quoted. the re- port says: ’ _ "There was considerable evidence to show that the lunar refiners re.- strlcted their trade to brokers. whoin turn, restrictemthelr trade to whole- sale grocers." Then follow letters The report iment thereof." tee examined several wholesale are plan. under the terms of which all the persons hand i ling the products of certain sugar re-l liners agreed to maintain a uniform price and in consideration of their lili- filling this agreement they received quartelly lebutos from the sour re flnery. These rebates came in the shape of checks from the refineries made payable to the wholesale grocer who handled the sugar and who insin- tallied the price Witnesses denied that the plan was now in operation and said there was no agreement or combination in regard to summer. The I report says that evidence has been produced to show that independent Ill- zar brokers in the state cannot buy sugar from lnrge refineries unless the order comes through some of the wholesale grocer-l. Correspondence from the Arbockls Brothers is incor poraiors in the report. The committee then says: "Your committee is convinced that the sonar refineries attempt to main- tain uniform willie-that the refineries. .with the aselsieneekof their ‘lll‘OkO’f‘l. succeed fairly well in doing so. '1‘th combination is now the subject. of to entry by the federal authorities and your committee is advised that the piatutes and common law furnish an ample remedy if a combination in re- struint of trade exists " ~ 0n the subject of coat the summit- tee says there is a silniflcant uniform to in the retail prices .of cost in the various cities in the state. The well. established desiets9 maintain a uni forts price. and white several at them appeared before the committee and denied that there were In? agreements between them so to prime your new mum is convinced that than is A ~». 9‘ complete and thermal under-tannins one; this cold dealers is does on planes: and the 9 in...“ . basket Homer S Beers & ‘ Ge. ‘ 18 MAIN OT... NORWALK 22 W. WAIHINGTGN 31'.) CD. as WOODWAID AVE" 80. N R- OR. NORWALK’S tssolnc our noses man 3 and S'Gazetio Building NORWALK. CONN. eeeeee eeeeee \_ fixed and maintained. The committee says further: "There is no evidence ofva combina- tion in restraint of trade among the coal dealers. but there is strong evi- dence that the entire coal trade in the country is controlled by a few coal Marrying roads. One large coal deaiel in testifying. said in substance that he might as well send an olilca boy to buy coal as to go himself. There is no combination in price among the purchasers ,Ql' their brokers, as a re- sult of ‘whlch there is no fluctuation in the price of coal. The coal dealers who appeared before your calamities have complained of the treatment which they received at the hands of- ‘ the producers, their agents and coal carrying roads. So far as the coal situation is concerned. the existing. conditions must be cared for by theI application of the statutes or tllc' common law by the federal courts." l Ml regards the ice situation the committee says it fame to the con cluslou that, while combinations had been eflected for the purpose of ab~ sorhing competing for dealers and operating their plants under one management in the working out of the scheme it had a tendency toward monopoly, insofar as it wiped out coll- petltlon. The COInlllltlt‘i', howotor. found that in each instance where this had been doue’ it is apparently a reas- onable combination and one which is not in restraint of trade. The report referred to the State lrv Dealers As- sociation. and states than so far as the committee could ascertain. the meet- ings were largely of a social nature for the discussion of matters pertain fun to their mutual welfare. in ~lta conclusions the reports that counsel for committee directed its attention to the lavish eapendfaueea in many; of our state institutions. "the unwise and extravagant purchases of meter lals and provisions by the agents and officers entrusted with the manage. The report concludes ~--.——._.- i in these words: 'Your committee is of the opinion state institutions and institutions for! the support oii'whlch money is appro, printed by the legislature would result in a (rest saving to the State of Goa l necticut and a consequent reduction of the tax rate." VM llllllls lflllhllls. John 0. Ellis. Medical Examiner Dr. A l. House, of Darlen was called to the Soldiers‘ to view the remains of John G Ellis. one of the inmates of the Fitch Home for Soldiers. because of the sudden. ness of this mans death Dr House pronounced death as due to heart dlo ease Veteran Ellis was sixty eight years of age and I widower. He claims ed Waterbury as his residence. The funeral services will be held tomor— i‘ow afternoon at 2 oelock from the home chapel. interment will follow in Spring Grove cemetiry. l Mrs. ldith Ostrander Drown. Mrs. Edith Ostrandor Brown form. erly of South Norwallt, died at her home. in Brooklyn. Sunday night. The remains will be brought to Rowayton on the la: 0'! train. Wednesday after noon, for interment in the Union cem- etery. Rowaytou. The deceased is sur. vlved by a husband and mother, in Brooklyn. and a sister. Mrs George Phillipe,“ Cranbury. Rev. F. A. Gun ulnahsm. of Rowsyton. will officiate. TROLLIY OAR OTHUOK WAGON. Two erssbury Isl-36¢ Thrown Out in Well that Two strapping your; Ofilt‘illltl" farmers came to warm today in I small market wagon. a'nd being unta- tniliar with trolley care and the other heavy trellis of the Nowell: city. smote. drove too near the 12:86 Win- nipsus trolley can! The rear end or the trolley struck the “you and the torus or the collision threw the then“ out. They were too dosed tool's their names. but one admitted that he did not want to site lill. mil interviewed by i sentinel dim “ Tli I weeds W on. horses lemons was i St are now mark WIND-UP WEEK OF THE Further Reductions" ill the Prices of Summer Gouds All the Summer Suits and Coats . as we carry nothing over There are bigger Bargains in this sale than we have ever before offered O Clean-up Sale in Every Department ed at figures to make them go quick, THIS IS THE LAST WEEK 17 NORTH MAIN ST. Home-made Ice Cream wt FRESH MADE FIG CAHAMELS .CHOOGLATE NUT CARAMELB VANlLLA NUT CABAMEFS COCOANUT CAKE; 0. F. CHOQOLATE PEPPERMlNTS 0. F. CHOCOLATE CREAMS ALE Now Goin Oar § ‘1 Gottlieb’s $7 ”51082 1~§ 11 North Main St. “may .. -....e- -- 'th wagon to the blacksmith shop near the Norwalk trolley barn. and finding no one within set the horse to feedlot while they repaired the damage to the “Home in Noroton Heights. yesterday wagon (the of the young fellows had a bad‘ ly injured fingernail and while MI partner was fitting the wagon he had this attended to They left for Creo- bury later in the day. glad to set back to the fields. where trolleys do not run into wagons “RIM. “TAT! TRANIFIRO. The following real estate sales have can noorded on the books of the town clerk for the past few days: John Cahili to Samuel Kurianslty. lot and buildings, New Canaan road. War. William G. Holman Manning, house null let, one War Mary A Vincent to Mary A. Barclay. parcel of land. Roweyton. Evelyn hf. Godfney to Jennie A. Bysbee. lot and buildings. Myrtle ave nus. War. William J K. Hubbeli to James illo- Nerney. lot and buildings. James street. was. Frederick P‘. Whitehead to Frank 0. Johnson. building lot. Gibson dourt. War. Wilton ave- i.ouie s. peers to Mary A. Boese.’ lot. Harbor View Beach War. Norwnlit investment Company to Ft miss Verve. tot. Bouton' avenue. re d “state John ll. Forris to Abe 'i‘erlov. lot and buildings. Washington street. Elise. lesson- Ci. Horton to W is. smith, lot. Bowsytou evasion. “War. Frederick 2‘. Whitehall so trolls. ll. tart councils have entered isms. warms“ to Charlotte- H. *riegerSzCo. 29-31 West Washington St. Every day this week, we will sell the remainder of our Summer Stock at Half Price Dresses for Girls Whitehawn, Percale and Ging- 3‘ [isms from soc do ‘2 " Handt 'erchieiWaists With beautiful Sailor Collars, . all colors, worth $2.50 75C~ Boys’ Suits Sizes 6 to 16 for $2, 32.50 St $3 Gingham and Lawn Dresses $1.50 to $3, worth more than double, Men’s Clothing We sold a great many Suits last Saturdayaad Monday but expect to sell egreat many more during-this week - 34,50, .56, S7 and $10 fauna ml are seihnreisewhere for twice! that money i c l l; " . Leads sin! bionic. e E 4’ M L 9, same Prospects Therm Affair Win «res-s ‘voun PANAMII All! «been: dives Here. in .Now i The prospects of tile Genital laborll Hinton Monte on Labor . Day stow brighter every day and at the present AND HAVE TRIM RENOVATED FOR time. indications In this the flelll‘ "'00 1.9:: “.50 'events to be run termination with the picnic will be a heat feature. ,' THE mission mm tab it. A. 12.. to hold the c. ‘ K. um . .state tenmile championship race, tor . All! HIKE 1; which there will lie about fifty entries. ' 9 I, ”M00 9 '. Among those who here already enter- ed are O'Brien. the piesent champion? ‘ Solomon- snd toughest. of “sword“ i - Amour and Harley. “of New Haven; and e terse number of local teen l [er the rainy races, the dismtord and paramount” of Columbus
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