' FERRIS COAL
lice.thes'e’spleatyin the
&.btitifyouaakusaato
Usaiieurgeyouto pre-
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ham
Ours
BMB.P.S.Paiat.
_ Wehufi-hmampummmnm.
ttcleaadfiaagvailaad msgradaineveryparflcular.
Wow-Maho- taboyoawhetheryouarahuild-
ingleworjustrepiaeiagaa old sabwoodfloor. You'll
neverappnciaostidrraalvalueuntilymhavethem.“
usahowyooaampieaandtalh it over.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
OOUTN NORWALK. CONN.
pedaltiea-—Creo-Dipt Stained shingles. Bum
. .. nut-am- mmr
» airman-amass” tum,
:ubfiam'xdm
andcutsoataanuchwadmuhm m
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
ii ill I unit
(Continued from First PASS-l
oazmn acne.
betahen up with the beadsoitha rail-
roads themselvei.
Trimstra 8. Hyatt '
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
:
NORWALI.
m’l‘he situation as it stood today was
a:
Therailroadsflatlyrefnsedtoeon-.
eede the eight-hour day. but are will-i !
log to arbitrate the question and all!
others before any tribunal the presi-
dent of the men may decided on. i
The men are willing to arbitrate
some questions under certain condi-
tlona, but are unwilling to arbitrate
others.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the pre-
sident will present his‘ plan to the full
committee of 640 cntployes, in the
!
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!
Silk
Auto Dusters
use-assesses-
August Clearance Sale
Nearing the'F'lnal Day Now.
The day! of the August Clearance are numbered. Remaining
diva will he devoted to an energetic riddance of final lots,
mow which are goods ot all kinds, but not in tail selection.
Prices now are the iowat in the sale. ‘
99¢. $2.98 and 84.98
W“ 9mm -- 83.75. 85.98. 87.98 and 812.50
hope getting them to approve it. The
result will be pretented to the railroad
presidents later.
3 Early this morning Secretary Tam-
. ulty telephoned to Daniel William;
president of the Baltimore & Ohio.E
regarding the invitation to the “li-
road presidents to come to the White
House. and 'Mr. Williard said he
would do everything pos‘rflble to ar-
1 range a conference.
1 The railroad presidents of the coun-
try have accepted President Wilson’s
! invitation to come to Washington tot
confer with him on the railroad strike;
situation. Several will leave this city.
ifor the national capital at i o'clocki L—‘_'—
this afternoon and another delegation
iwill leave from Chicago.
Two lots of most aitr '
yet devised.
Poonesuve PARTY HEADQUAR-i
a“; dbMPANY
Striped and White Wash Skirts
7 5t. 98¢. 81.50.
All High Priced Waists Reduced.
98¢. 81.25. 81.98.
White Petticoats .. 98¢,
$2.98.
$1.25.
$1.98
$3.98 and $4.98
$1.50 and 81.98
i President Wilson was ready today
to propose that railroads concede the
ielght-hour day to establish a basis for
lsettlemant of the threatened nation-
wide strike of railway employes. It
:prohably will be suggested later that
ea federal commission appointed by the
’president or created by Congress in-
TIRB.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. August 17.—
lndianapolls probably will be the na-
tional headquarters of the Progressive
Party, so far as practical purposes are
concerned, during the coming cane
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a? 1‘ We Are Now Paying
it: lb. for Rays
‘ ' ”I ,Ycu Phone 441
_ wot postal. Old autos
E and feather beds a specialty.
"a?“ . No canvassers.
Q .IEEWII
7"."
24‘
p f'
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amiss
assault-zit
olllrll
0mm
25c
E
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——_—.—
E Glilbtd Pharmacy.
and Elsewhere
' ones 833-153a
v"
.‘ Dollon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
""lEast Norwalk
NOW ’OPEN
COOKED TO ORDER.
4 i t ‘
.3303" g, O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
now nlsrtsl.
,. BiNNERS AND 'ALL
. arms or SEA FOOD
$1.00 Corsets .............
33 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
Silk COM covet. aoadg'le.
(MARS me P ARI s nouns“
SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
SOUTH NORWALK.
Delicious Creamery Butter
EVsporated Milk, tall can ..
uCottageStreet.
Pure Lard
..... 8¢
Pea Beans, lb.
Force,pkg. .
E. 2. Seal 1m, quarts 60¢.
A. STULL
15¢
sass uuuuuu aIlaaolaIIIla
.se
. 10¢
pints55é.‘
Owe
Eli-t Nonvaiit.
“ .
Uneeda Biscuit
flron Coal Co. lac.
. ‘3 Rowan St. East Nos-wall:
\
Tel.37l
Fancy New Sweet Potatoes
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
\
4c
pk.40c
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r
TH! CENFEOT FITTING
CORGI?
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS
El
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_ THE NU sons
POr'ect “km. mm. gAEAIJEUF'fiSfi-asses-easeno.u-e-ne-asss. one-ass 20¢ 1b.
5 u“. to mem- PORGIES assesses-ase-nee ...... age ------ a 1 t-lb.
a” I”. “U“ “we“. TILE FISH 1 .911).
: “Niki “TM _ E.N°m'. obese-oceano-a-ueeoeuea-aasasesees 10¢ lb.
, ”,EWHEM HADDOCK ...... lo¢lb
_ STEAKCOD ..... 18¢ lb'
- = FRESHMACKEREL...........................20¢lb"
BUTTER FISH. 4¢ lb.
_ . . _ SALMON ........ 4.“;
Sil éItsA _; ~SEA BASS ..... .. 1 .tb'
; ’ PIE . FLATFISH 13:15:
. - WES . CANNED TUNA FISH. SALMON AND SARDtNEs.
. NA -
til in the ewe“ Plant TWE TOMATOES AND CUCUMBERS.
E mom... 1.... a... on... - Beers Meat and Provision Co.
Ne; . . (2 Stores.) . - -.
. . . ~, Orocer for Them. ' 8 NORTH MAIN ST- 13 MAIN ST.
man them at your res ‘South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk.‘ Phone 88:.
ass1 i:— —— ‘
roc- AUTO vucrtst' also. ‘ .PARALvsls worm sumac.
,, . yixA'rEltntlltr, August. 17.—James {MguliiDEX Alls- Iii—Alfred Bis-ell.
-‘ ‘ . Rs la, twenty, of 14 Lafayette street. 0 ampton. w o died “ the
3‘ ' “Reed & V0ik who was run oved by an 3111011105110 $23.33“ Egp'i‘tiufim £331";
E . * .cal C on Bank ‘st‘reet. Monday night. after Hebron‘. his father and mother. who
Ea. )fl’l 0. being put out of a saloon. died today mvhi‘igfl life. I? fidég'aumune
. . . . con no go o e uneral. Bl
. Th- Fully Eqmp 35:33.2 1:35.112" .5? iii. ’32“; all“; "m °§.“‘ “‘3‘“- ”"7
,‘ .. .IL . RICAL 5H0 tiglnna. the automobile driver; orb day. a routy, w on taken ill 31m-
: the To!" under arrest. E ' ' A w- my
. an”? 301:me " . edA woman who had some howl.
. f baseba ‘
My . («~50 39- Main n- slot-Ir beams on role aoaoen. “3.50““, 02.3: t “a!“ to A
‘3 finale Hall BI. WASHINGTON. Aw lie-Elam "Isn’t that. snot" sildthe out.
t, 1', "swoon . 3.
deaths from sickness among. the ngm
.. ‘lar amt National Glard=troops on the .
pd'thorder during the week ending August
,asosnsefa'aesuul closet-)3. “cussed «in statistics made
ipnhiic‘ today at thoWar Department.
.t’v.
“We have amen on every base."
"Why, that's nothing." said the
friend. so have they."—-illroryhody’s.
Try a Sentinel-Want. star
paign. Edwin if. hes, the ndiana state
chairman, has moved into new offices,
idsy, and at 3 o’clock this afternoon "”0" "9 announced as “the head.
lthe president was to meet the eommlt- .twarters of the Progressive National
ttee of 6‘0 brotherhood leaders Wh°icommiitee." To what extent the pro.
-came here yesterday from New York
with plenary powers to determine the . greesivea will enter into the national
employes' course. campaign has not been determined
‘ Immediate auceptance of” the mesh fully, Mr. Lee says, but a light. is to
be made in some states. As soon as
- dent's plan appeared improbable. The
I ,
Iriilloads Inmat‘ul arbitration. and the the national committee membership 1'
completed by Acting National Chair
employee are equally resolute that
they be conceded pay for overtime,
[work equivalent to one and a hali,man little, of Boston a meeting proba-
'tlmes the usual rate. h ' d ' bly will he held here.
Representatives of t e rallroa s In re ad t the 1 at it i
- . red to m intain that the' g r o u an“ a uaton,
“"9 we" ‘ ‘lt ll; raid that it is possible the candi-
gentlre principle of arbitration is at .
:siake. They also were mindful that dates who have signified withdrawal
Railway representatives expected an
i vestigate other issues involved.
early summons to the White House to-
Hammocks at a Reduction of 20
We still have a good selection that are bargains at the present prices. _
’Waisis Reduced
' the popular striped efi‘ects at 8230.33.00
816
Crex Glass Baking Ware
Warranted not to break in the hottest oven. The'rnost succesful and practical baking dish
Ask to see them in the bargain basement. 4-»-
%.
f’fl'til'
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oo‘
«r295 ‘PEYC‘aPDu’d rgcentlly ‘10 tfhe from the Progressive ticket will not
n ersta e ommerce (mm as on or
a five per cent. freight rate increase ibe permitted ‘0 retire.
Qthe commission intimated that when
the railroads grant higher wages withg HENRY
out arbitration. they might not pro-E
M. HOY‘I' PURCHASES BIO
TAYLOR ESTATE.
Greens Farms Place. Saturated with
Historic Lore, Changes Hands.
sent that as reasons for higher
‘ tariffs. -
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-—Bome oi
the leaders of the men were planningl Henry M. Hoyt. Jr.. repu ed to he a
to meet the demand of the railroad wealthy artist living in .'ew York.
managers for arbitration by ilililtinl has purchased the old Edward J.
to Preiident Wilson. that «Valli-3V0 Taylor estate on Morningside road.
more lines for, which the railroad Greens Farms. The exchange .ook
managers contend they have no ”1-. place in New York city yesterday un-
thority to wells shall be lJCNGEd in der the direction of Alfred J. Wake-
the negotiations. ,man, administrator of the estate.
In that way an old dispute between: The Tavlor homestead is replete in
the managers and the brotherhood oi- historic lore .of Greens Farms, having .
ilclals would be opened and probably been built more than 100 years ago.
result in an Inquiry into the owner-While at first the homestead of the
ship and control of the seventy-flvoi'raylor family. its spacious slse even.
roads in question. {then attracted attention.” Later its
Investigation will prove, the em- 35 rooms were turned into, use as a
ployea' representatives insist. that the} summer boarding hotel. which during
larger railroads for which iht' man: the early 60's gained considerable
“I“:
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Now and
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Paylalcr ;'.
3°03“?va
3 t
Soft Shell Crabs
SALMON
a:saeas-ss..is-.
agers are acting control the malority’ fame as a summer resort.
of the smaller lines. ' A few years ago it was converted
NEW YORK. Aug. i’l.—-’l‘hose who into a sanitation from which the big
will leave from New York. include lit. Machrland institution sprung into
.I. Pearson. a vicepresldent of the] its present prominence.
New Haven road. 2} Some of the largest shade trees in .-
Daniel Wlllsrd, president of thoEFalrileld county abound on its 18
Baltimore & Ohio, and who has often, acres. An extensive view of the
been spokesman for the railroad presl-i Sound is obtained in an easterly dl-
dents on other occasions which have rectlon.
uken them to Washington, is under-i It is reported that ifr. Hoyt will,
stood to be on his way. take occupancy as soon as extensive
———- alterations have been completed.
APPROPRIATE 840,0” ' “V" s
FOR SOUTHPORT SCHOOL EMBARGO ON GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
BALTIMORE. Aug, i'l.~—On account
of accumulation, an embargo, effec
tive Aug. 16. has been placed by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on on
grain shipments for export from here.
Sotlthport school, to cost not more'The notice says that shipments billed
- [up to and including 'Aug. is. will be
than $49,000. according to a vote,
accepted.
taken last evening at the I-‘alrileld' At the omces of the company it was
“w“ mm“- “9 “w“me“ ”'3 said there are 3.100 carioads of grain!
i! opriated ””000 for the ““de and at the boéust Point termlnnls and in
maintenance 0' dirt and gravel roads. transit, and 1.500.000 bushels stored
Fairfleld selectmen were instructed, ‘ in the elevators. .
by ihemeeting. to petition the state
highway commission to accept .the
highway known as the Black Rock
trunplhe. from a point near the prop-
erty of Morris Beers northwesterly to
land of Charles Phelps. as a trunk
line. ' ‘
Reports scheduled to be made by
the street light and hydrantcommit-
tees were not ready for the meeting
last night. ‘
Fairfleld Voters 'emuse That Addition;
la Imperative-Black Rook
Turnpike.
' An addition will be built to the
ODD WATER COOLER.
—d—
When a native woman of one of
the broiling hot little villages of in-
terior Nicaragua wgnts to cool some
water she sets about it in a way llt~
"tie calculated to cool herself. The
average'nstivo woman looks frail and
llstlessness bout her process of water
listlissness hoot her process of scam
cooling. She fills a; half gallon earth-
enware jar abouttwo-thlrds full. The
in: is made of bahedrclay and. not
[being glazed, is partially porous. s)
that it soon becomes moist on the
NATIONAL N’ecno auamsss ,
Leaoua aANKs oaow. .
up...
W
KANSAS CITY. Mo; Aug. i'l.-Mem-.l .
herahip of banks in the National Negro . outside.
.Business League has grown from two‘- By‘ means of two leather straps.
in 1900. to at at present. This fact. ilrmly attached to the neck of the jar
was brought out here today in the dis-i the woman causes the same to rotate
cussion before the 17th annual ‘mslon swiftly to the air. The mouth is wide
of the League, emphasising the aer‘flopen. but centrifugal action keeps the
vice the, organisation. which w“! water from flying out. The endur-
fgnnded by the late Booker T. .Wash-E ages exhliited by the native women
inaton. is giving totho negro business . is marvelous. .
interests ottfie-souatry. - . ., - 3| When the operator thinks the water
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
wrist and hands the lar to the man i
who has been waiting to quench his;
thirst. 1
Usually he takes a. mouthful, gulps i
it down and growls, “Moocha calora," i
which is a native paints for “Wretclr,
edly hot." and she patiently resumes‘.
her task of descritang pinwheels. It is 1
said bv this process tepid water can
be reduced to the temperature of a
cool mountain spring.
MILITARY RIFLES REMODELED.-
Nations with large ltnmles {were
often loath to discard their old
weapons and frequently altered exist-
ing models to bring them iip to data.
Thus we note that England converted
her old morale loading Molds in
1864 and 1866 to use the Snider ac-
tion with a metallic cartridge case.
in 1886 Austria adopted the lien-
licher .433 caliber with a straight pull
bolt action and a box magastne. load-
ing from a‘ steel clip: 'l‘woyears Iat-
er the‘ caer was reduced to .815,
using black powder. The sights of
on the adoption of'amokelsas pow-
der.-—0utlng.
’ a onear oaxqasa
.a-u—s
COD FISH aabaacanUIOID'IOOIIol;albd'aaaaadoaaail-aa 1
SWORD FISH asaoaeo.a‘aa'asoaa.sssoeaa-aaaaaosaaa a
BU'HER FISH OOIQOIOIOlolaiaaataaaaaaaaUOIOssou .
MACKEREL essaaaasaleeoaoaas‘aaseases-stasso-at
TILE FISH aaaaaatoool'loosIaaaassaaaaaaa'aaasaagi
P036!“ sea-eaossseseaesa---svaeae-s-..o.....
FLATFISH.
ROUND CLAMS
W'ATERMELONS . 45¢ each
Schnlize’s Sanitary Markets
these rifles were regradnated in 1800 .
dos. 90c
sa‘
.ae-sosl
3-3
75¢ pk.
South Norwalk.
. Not-walk.
WOMEN’S oitsonDs, .
PUMPS AND sauna
Odds and End. .
, 89¢
While They Last . .
Men’s and Womena Rubber; ‘
Soled OXFORDS *
81.25 J - .- "
WOMEN'S WHITE CAN?”
VAs SHOES ‘
_ $1.25
. KEELER’S SHOE STORE
roo LATE ron ccasschrlouiifi
for general, housework. Call at Mrs. -
I'l' A
I.
Nora-alk.
Cunrt‘August 17th. A. D., 1911':
dictate of Rachael Morton. late at
Norwalk in said District. deceased; .
Th Court of Probate for the Domes"
oL Norwalk. mu: limited and showed”
six months from the date hereof Inf
the creditors of slid Estate to exhibit,
their claims for settlement. The“:
who neglect to present their accounts;
Audition park. 'Newf Orleans, claims
in the Washington oak the largest tree
of its species in the world. Its wide
spreading branches are festooned with
funeral spanlsh-mo‘ss...
M
A To seems-l w... .o..,,
Iv-nfflciantly cooled die stops the
”Eagflémeat‘ by adulterous"E .twiat other:
'iirya dentinfifiaat Adv.
L
i"
properly attested. within said .
will be debarred a recovery. All w
sons indebted to said Estate’s" lbs
quetstod to make immediate M
to JOSEPH NORTON, ‘ ‘
WANTED—A COMPETENT ot'ttls‘
District of Not-walk. ss. Probate: ‘
James Golden, 4 Fairi‘leld avenue. 8. .
Norwalk Chronicler