DI terms are‘ liberal.
Qy way of dealing is
generate as we can make it.
, My transaction with us
1' W stand the su;.light.
, THE
,rsRRls COAL
COMPANY
,
$1.00
Over.
Remarkable Value.
‘ Jiluooeuor to Chae E. Door.)
to waeHlNo'rON s'r.
.,ab uonwnlt. comt.
EVER-READY i
' ' . TYRAZOR
2 'Bladed Outfit;
Albert D. Morgani
A ROOF ’l‘0 LAST THIRTY
‘ YEARS
That's what we claim for the Shingles we sell. but we've
glyhaddlenervetooomeoutintheopenanddeclareit
Inca weput in our 000050! Galvanised Nails. _
LetusshowyoutheShingles we recommend to be
used with these Naik.
Our Specialties—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver
Board, 3. P. S. Paint.
The Hatch (r Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Buy now while this sale is on. This is the logical
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits, Coats,
Dresses. Waists, Skirts and Hats.
. FINAL CLEAN-UP
on all Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses. Skirts
and Hats. 50% off while they last. '
MlLLlNERY
“W“ the PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH N33WALK'S FASHION CENTER
I LARGE LIVE LOBSTERS................»......26¢
l BLUEFISH aesereoalooeaIt'sse-sesaeesssssaee-HI- 18¢
I COD FISH ens-eelIIOII‘ODOQIOIoo...lcenaeoll.o._lea 14¢
FRESH MACKEREL OIloses-Daliases-eneree-alw'a-12y]¢
WEAK FISH 14¢
BUTTER FISH ........ .. 1
TILE FISHru 12%
Schultze’s Sanitary arkets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
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RSDAY. JUNE as, 1916‘
Tristram & Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG.
(Continued from First Pole).
ss—e—u—
crowd. and was caught and arrested
with about twenty of the strikers. Jua-
ties We: gave the woman and tve
men a hearing about 6 o'clock last
night and bound them over to to
(next term of the Superior Court in
lUtchneid in October under bonds of
'8500 each, which none was able to
secure late last night. *
'l‘he Sheri! and deputies are on
Iduty today, guarding the mill prop-
;erty and keeping order. it is believed
now that the backbone of the strike
is broken, and that the men have
seen the folly of trying to keep the.
rest of the help. willing to work, from ;
their duties. The selectmen allowed:
lthe saloons to open again today, as;
usual. The Plume dz Atwood plant.;.
will, in all probability, remain closed
-for at least another week, as it was‘
the plan of the company to shut down l
,in July for repairs, and it has been
{decided that the repairs can be made!
get the present time, and when the
mill again starts up. the employees
imay be in a mood to return to work, i
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
LADIES’ HOSIERY - .
An important offering of high grades at the old prices. Patrons of this department
should take advantage of these big values :—
Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose are here at the old prices ..................25c; 35c; 3 for 01.00 and 50¢ the pail?
Ladiea' Fibre Silk Hose” seamless .. 35c: 3 for $1.00. Elsewhere 390 the val!
Seamless or full fashioned
... ...... . 50c.. Elsewhere 59c the pair
Ladlee’ Silk Hose, black, white, navy blue. or bronze. Full fashioned. Best knit, excellent wearing
S‘OCKi‘ngsCOCOOOOIOO'OQ..IIOIIt...IlfilIIIOIIOIIIOIOIIXOIC‘C1....OOGIIIIIIIIIIICOIOOIUE’._85c the PI"
The Gordon Dollar Silk Stocking. The best wearing stocking on the market. Full fashioned, in black.
“Whirl? . .
McCallum's Silk Hosiery.. All the popular shades ........_..........
white, and many shades to match shoes or gowns.
.. $1.59 the pair
‘NEw MERCHANT MARINE LAwe
ARE sEtNo souoHr.
\vASHlNoTON. June 22.~—The pro-l
lposed Federal shipping bill was call-
led inadequate" and an appeal was
’made to encourage the upbuilding of!
an American merchant marine hy‘
;abolishing various obstructive laws}
‘in a statement submitted to Congressl
irfijdllw the helium“ Foreign Tndetcalls at American ports will be simi-
‘ -ll . . ~. J A ‘lurly burdened.
The tount 0 “huh . ,ame': ' “The fact that American shipping is
Farrell, president of the l nlted htatesl
. . “now highly profitable is no criterion
Steel Corporation. is the head. co
n-‘ .
. but its abllity to compete during a
‘Zl‘esrchfantlgy [$213.3 Tatfifligmrers'{shipping depression such as may fol-
and'low a few years after this war. and
Farley Silk Hose 01.00-01.50 Clocked Silk Hose .... $1. $1.50, $2.50
act requirements as to manning and
equipment.
"All American vessels will be ob
liged to meet the maximum require-
ments of the American laws. hUt only
that portion of foreign shipping which
iukrieger . CO.
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Summer Dresses 1.98 to 10.00
Friday Fish Specials
BlueFish.... ..... . aoclb. Cod Fish.......... 16c lb.
Flat Ftsh toc lb. Porgies toc lb.
p Mackerel ......... . 14c lb. Butter Fish ....... 10c lb.
:. Salmon ........ 20c lb. Hake Fish 10c lb.
l TILE FISH ...... ..... 12cm.
. HAPPY VALE SALMON. Can 10¢
COHO BRAND SALMON, can ..... 18¢
. POLIN BRAND SALMON. can ....... . ....... 18¢
FULL LINE OF FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.
Beers Meat and Provision 00.
, (2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88:.
ANDREW DAVEY, lnc.
98 Washington St. South Norwalk
VERY BEST PEERLESS
COFFEE
BUTTER The Best ziféltue in America
ll).
35¢ lb. :0 Stamps Free
steantslpphmen rut; bankers from “H‘such as did follow the Boer war."
parts 0 l ‘ b" te States. , l The council favors the creation of a,
After extended investigation
ill? '.
(‘ouncil in its statement says that to
CrepedeCheneWaistsZ.98t05.98
: non-partisan shipping board composed
l n est terienced in shi ing and
linercase the 14.3 per cem. of Amen-1°! me i pp
: . l h it does not op cue the
Whore between 0.000.000 and 10.000,-l“‘°" ““0“ ll
' amendment
«to the administration
000 gross tons of steamers worth from .
l 5
-~ « ' . ‘ll rovidiu for ther egu-
.80;0.000.000 l0 81.040.000.000 tit-com.J “‘9le l“ p 8 ..
Oin' to values t tim of l rcll'lse milatinn of ”"fle'venw’h abolition ”t at."
L - I e N | lferred rebates, the use of fighting
.t‘tmnlrut‘llon. <
l
: » er ullutlt’fi.
l The creation of this greater nlen.“mDs' and 0th
chant fleet is declared by the Council?
to require the development of a sound‘
national shipping policy which will. . ‘ .
;eneournge the investment of pril'atolH‘rlwm Organisatione NM Recruited
capital. for it is pointed out that such ‘° ‘ War F°°“"" ‘
a fleet to be a sound investment “ARTFORH- June 22'" "rm'hm'
. _ leforeign trade. but declares against L0 e 0 . l -
gian‘rfp‘rel nH 00:11:12?" amid Pb: chaining sufll a board to a pro-deter- Ingerle alsts ' ' ' " .
1‘ mi (3 l I ill n ‘ 3 to K W on ' mined pollt‘y of novemment owner-‘
.ten or lifter-n years hence, rendering, . . f , gs“. or to . .
"the trade reasonably independent otlfimp and operatlon 0 \e“ t i ht St" ed Sklrts 1 00
' ' . l -. l tion of ocean re 3 u u -
lforelgn shipping. will require some- l “mm“ 9 “g“ a p . .
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I MORE SOLDIERS NEEDED. lXTailored Skirts at Reduce‘d Prices .31
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éChildren’S Dresses 500 to 2.98
‘ $White Millin ery at Popular Prices
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3: CHARGE ACCOUNTS soucnsn
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BUTTER, the very best; 330 lb
Lean Smoked Shoulders 150 lb
~Qne'of a Kind in Our
ON CREDIT
first»: 31‘.
. deluded advertis
er» Dresses;
ers do
. the loss of tenants—
4': _ that tonatdindlaz’ ta
‘ ’ 1 tasks or want sover-
East lndia Tea CO.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
Pure Lard, lb. ...... 15¢
3 1-4 lbs. Granulated Sugar (with other goods) ..... . 25¢
Van Camp's Evaporated Milk .. .. .......... 3 cans 25¢
' Pink Salmon, can ............... . ...... 8¢
‘5 Krisco,can..................... ................. . 24¢l
‘ Pure Cocoa and a Good M35011 Jar .. ..... . . . 23¢
lotto
Table Salt, bag .......... *4¢
ASTULL
24 'Qottage Street.
I
For Best Results Try
a Classified *Adveriislucnt
on Page Eleven
East Norwalk.
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( tilely owned shipping." ,
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.sllould return an average 6 per cent. George M. (‘ole emphasized todlll‘ ”‘9
i 62,000,000 r annum. l -.,- l '00 men short or war‘ . .- . .
’ De “ “ abou ‘ ‘ .\ll‘.lilll‘lz,\, June 21‘1”"? Dr. Soakum's oflice as i came around
than of the past four years is describ-lwhom it .8 possible that the mm'lvice “m. the National Guard . "Any one sick in me family?"
Askin whether th din shl .I , . _ SW"-
‘ e pen g D “W“ 1" "none“ ci'ecutlve committee of the lloard
to see a doctor for what ails her. and
‘wlll lead to or permit the further' .
that amount does not exceed with ; be advice he elves her."
"the proposed bond issue '“S 053”“ “'1" b" ‘0 Promo“ ““‘h“"i"tlte government allowance
inks three cups of strong coffee, anti
. ‘ t t toda . carrying a mil will make u) the .
I?” than onetenth of the minimum ‘lllfil‘t‘lled mp s ree s y ll ‘ I ive in the She‘s very fond of outing between
labove described. .\‘othlng like 600.'.the ting. boys." Several recruits loin-I\\'allingford. Derby. \Vaterllul‘y.i'the day. just for exercise, while she
. . “Three nights a week she play.
pennlt alienation of their merchant 0,. throughout me city today in ob. Another American Killed.
tguernntee deliveries of new c°“""“°‘i(‘onnectit-ut troops . .r was killed and; served at the close, whether the en-
tltrec others injured here, early
d . " “Yes; but what has she gone to the
'the navy-yer can guaran ee. as-
tns a guard at the water worksJ “She wants to find out why she can't
“in what situation." asks the coun- NEW YORK. June ill—Pill“! for
lurged gradually to finance, at a cost : be developed at conferences today be
000,000 to 10,000,000 tons of steam-l Colonel Roosevelt came to New
"Y without 3 definite shipping policy. '. said that the colonel has prepared ‘a
leaned toward shipping. American party, which will he submitted to the
"impose certain restrictions on All“: soas CARPENTERS ADOPT OPEN
1‘ pending shipping bill .. held .0 better Carpenters Association here today
traction. of the Carpenters‘ Union in de-
mya- iANSONiA STRIKER FINED AND
' JAILED.
:divldend. after depreciation, VthMnecersity for more recruits to the,
would amount to from 83l.000.000 tOIl‘irst Infantry. He said the rexlnlem: Will Keep Men on Payroll. I va SHE WENT.
"i just saw your wife going into old
I .' ' ' ‘ r a.
'4 The problem “5 pronounced “Hem,“"m‘w’ “ml “m” ”mo “"6 Mat"urmlployccs of the international Pllr the corner.” remarked Spigwell Atkims
“any lndufllflll Ind Shipplng lefll‘dla'.“ ('(“lld “0‘ b" ”9'“ ‘0 fan“) as iypr ('Onlpan‘r \\'l]0 Unllfil for sexutlo Ills old friend. Jonalha] Jimsun.
Ted us "a succession of protein-08 and} - l a which reach war strength will' .- ,. , . . Jlmson. who always appeared tlml.
lch‘nl;lng la‘mmve put-pogo." IN“9 . . . ”1.. max- “”1 .1)” ,“l" 0'} ll“ ll“) roll. 3" looked unusually so, as he made an-
‘ ‘bi‘ ““nlw “l“"u‘ “5 ”m" “3 cording to action taken by the
‘ "\\' ll. n . there i 't an m . Pally
tiling bill. represented by its advocates _ , ll ‘ . .‘k i t ° ,.f “id 5.13:”; ‘0...”
. it was decided today to parade a of Directors 10d... lzach titan sit , u my “I9 as g .
as a firsl step in marine development . . . _ F...” . .‘ - ' '
“I“ “Voila“? m“W““W 0 l“ ' . i\\'lll have his place: kept open and... up". old Soak“... Wm rend... m, k.
lsteps necessary. the Council says: l‘hmguh "‘9 ”mom". “left; ‘fllolclL’tlte will have — all pay provided I bill rm about ten bucks for me \‘uluao
‘ ' . . o ..
"With the 350000.000 derived from .0"? ”“9 “Mm" “"r‘ n“ “ ° thc‘ _.whm.s “To“...
"0‘ more. ~ . . ‘ “Well. in the morning my wife
jillan 600.000 gross tons of shipping “5'“ and “mum!“ “llll'l'm‘ll‘l Aifamount he has-dwell carumi‘r ind].
lean be provided at existing prices, or.illlrl 0f thi‘ l-‘irst Ambulance Companynhc factory. If it does. the wage ‘ rplppatg the operation‘al dinner mum
dilfel'encc.‘ not forgetting her pot of tea for lunch.
amount necessary 'to establish the.lrlege banner on which was the inscripl'l‘hc plan will he died mm“, and usually consumfl. about I.
lUnlted States in the shipping position Etion: "We want more men. Rally in. factories 0f the company hl‘l't‘» pound of candy or “a." a cake during
1000 gross ions is available from the Eed the line from the sidewalk. 1 Bridgeport, Norwich and tliosc.’{Egdsmtslfioigtfizgtfitifitsr goes through
ifew nations which. durlns the war.‘ There was a general display of colloutsuic the state. . ~-
. . . bridge whist until twelve o'clock, nml‘
"9“?” American “”9"”! will n°tlservance of the. departure of the firsti \Ak U. -'\Tle_-. ,lllllC ’22-‘0ch :tever misses anything on the menu
for Niantic~Troop. .\mcrlcalt sol le ‘ .
‘ . tir ainment ls lieu at our home or
tion within two years. Rear Admirultn Cavalry and the First Field Cont .. ‘ atttn neigltbor':"
tBenson has testified that the utmost 'pany Signal "00... today. when \\ llllam llulnphcys.l
‘ ' a half breetkllcitlcan employed?“Morrow-
,sured prompt deliveries of materials. . pLANNING FOR REPUBLICAN AND ' ”
its six 10.000ton ships in two years.": pmnassw: HARMONY, opened fin. 011 members of Com-(SW1) nights. ——Judge.
.. . lhnrmony between the Republicans
.cil. does capital find itself when...” the Progressives were expected to
lot between one-half billion and a bil-; tween Charles .E_ Hughes and a num-
lion dollars. the construction of 6.-;ber of 3Progressive leaders.
_ i York today. He said he had tie up-
ships. First of all, it finds this coun ipolntment with Mr. Hughes. It “.3
.whereas in England all DOUCY. ROW”. full statement as to his attitude to-
‘emmentat and commercial. has tons ward harmony with the Republican
Progressive National Committee at
‘Dolicy has ignored» it." I Chmgo Monday.
The Searmen's not is declared to
.erican vessels which do not applyf . SHOP iN NEW HAVEN.
to certain other nations," and mg. .\EW HAVEN, June 22.—-The Mas-
.. . announced that it would adopt "the
barren °t encouraseeent 1°" 1" V‘ { open shop,” basing its action upon the
With reference to the Seamen's act ' claring a strike.
and other restrictions, the council
.. ' ' _l _,
“ h“ be“ “’8‘?“ ”‘3‘ “3° "’1’“ new HAVEN. June 22.—sSaul
cation of the law alike to American;goopk_ an Ansonia striker, w“ lined
.. and foreign vessels precludeg-dlscrim-iub and costs and given thirty days
ination and / “MOO“ the _ Among“ ’ in jail for intimidation in the common
ship'to no disadvantage “compared pleas court today;
with the foreign ship seeking cargo”
rpm the same American port.._ Amen
AULOWANOEB FOR SOLDIERS.
pally l4ill Infantry. as the:
guard was being changed.
Red Cross Supplies for Troops.
WASHINGTON. June 22.—
Thc American Red Cross an-
nounced today in connection with
the dispatch of the National;
Guard to the Mexican border, it;
was working out plans for get-i
ting supplies to troops in camp
and aslo plans for aiding depen-
dcnt families of guardsmcn.
M
SUBMARINE LEAVES SPAIN.
CARTAGiENA, Spain, June :2, vial ---—-——-
Paris, 2 p. m.—The German submarine! NEw HAVEN LAWYER SHOT Hm.
lU-35. commanded by Lieutenant VQD‘ SELF.
lArztanld. arrived here today with al . , o
illiarn to Kingl NEW HAVEN June 3-~—C°roner
' . on W
lilf$la3°fih¥tlerltgnam said the let-l Mix today officially stated that George
'ier expressed the emperor's thankslhl. Wallace, a lawyer, class of '81,
‘ for the attention given byspain to the i fatally shot himself Tuesday morning.
i refugees'from the Kameruns. ' i'l‘he first statement was that Mr. Wal-
: The submarine departed from port lace "died suddenly."
ishortly before daylight. '
KISSING lN iCELAND.
Among old time laws against klss~
ing. those of Iceland appear to have
Ebeen the most severe. Banishment
was the penalty laid down for kissing
another man's wife, either with or
without her consent. The same pun-
ishment wits enforced for kissing an
unmarried woman against her will. if
it could be proved that she had con-
.Isented to be kissed, the offender was
I still liable to a fine of a grept quantity
[I of cloth for each offense.
I CARD OF THANKS.
i SHNOAgggg gr FIGJHT. 22 We wish to thank our friend and
. l , exas, une .——.
yoenersl tPershing reported to Generali 1.1: embers 0‘ ,G' ALR” Douglas Fowler
ll-‘unston today that h. had not yet' Ost. and “omens Relief Corps. for
lreoeived ‘ report on the fight“ Cal-.1tbeir. kindness shown during our be-
irlzal. but added that on informagon‘reavemcnt also for beautiful floral
NEW HAVEN. June 22.~E’ployes ‘ sent to him be had sent out two squad- . remembrances, for our dear husband.
1 , ‘ meet
ican vasse s. however must “.0 0f Ssrsent and 001398111. on Of the runs of the Eleventh Cavalry with in-i
in their circuitous voyages tbef - largest . “we. he" were fold’to- “we“ and father. , 2
. . .- -. . .. . . one to get into touch win the — » ‘
petition of 1010181! Pom. Whom m th't hm who 90“!le would } troop 0f the Tenth "Ill. VII engaged MRS. “IRAN! S. THAYER AND FAI‘
never will be nutrient to the Seaman's , have pay allowances. hector-day with the Mexican forces. lLY. __ ‘ g
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